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How To Fix Car Speakers That Are Quiet On Full Volume
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Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Thread starter AbbyDaddy Start date Dec 18, AbbyDaddy Audioholic Intern.
I have a 5. My thought was that when all nine channels were powered, that they were getting less watts per channel, so I switched them to the amp.
I don't get why they would sound more quiet to where I have to turn the volume up more. AbbyDaddy said:. I guess that I don't follow. Can you please somewhat explain what you mean? Because right now, I think the amp is going to be disconnected if it sound this way. WaynePflughaupt Audioholic Samurai. TLS Guy said:. The actual position you have to set the volume control is irrelevant, as long as the system will play loud enough for you, if you advance the volume high enough.
Why would the room correction not account for this and adjust? Also, how can you say that the Yamaha is more powerful? No AVR puts out its rated power to all channels simultaneously. If I had all 9 channels driven, there's no way it was getting close to , but with the Rotel, it should be getting minimum. When is an AVR called upon to deliver its maximum power to all channels simultaneously? But, in any case, several knowledgeable people have tries to explain this phenomena to you but you still don't buy it.
It seems you want to ditch the amp. Go ahead, You'll feel better. I'm just confused about it is all. I read about external amps being better, so I got one. It's cool. People who don't know much come on forums for help, not to be belittled and berated. You cannot expect years of knowledge to be explained in a few sentences on a forum. The answers to some questions require a bit of prior knowledge about the subject at hand.
IOW, you asked a question and you got the answer, and quite a good one at that. You just don't understand it. Sometimes, to get a true understanding of what's being said takes a little individual research on ones own in order to fill in the gaps. You might want to google "amplifier gain" for starters. Last edited: Dec 19, Irvrobinson Audioholic Spartan. You've taken a little initiative to help yourself.
I commend you. Would the fact that the Yamaha outputs one volt and the Rotel needs 3 volts minimum also effect what I am hearing. I had a HTIB system for 10 years. I'm sorry that I'm ignorant in regard to this area of expertise. I'm not an engineer, so some of this is over my head.
Why does someone who knows less offend you guys so much? If the roles were reversed, and I had to train someone to be a great salesperson, I wouldn't talk down to you; I'd help you to understand the science behind sales and make you better.
Last edited: Dec 20, Adam Audioholic Jedi. I certainly could have missed it, but what I didn't see was an explicit statement that YPAO was run again after the Rotel was connected. If so, Peng is right - it should have set the output levels to give you equal loudness from a given volume setting, regardless of if the Rotel was connected or not. It tries to set "0 dB" at some reference level, so it would shift the relative volume setting and speaker levels if the amp was more or less powerful than the Yamaha.
I did run YPAO before and after from 6 of 8 locations. I only did 6 because that's how many seats I have in my room. I realize that this was incorrect according to the Audyssey video that I watched because it included no depth changes. I'm too stupid, so I'm pulling the amp. Sorry that I bothered and offended anyone. Thank you. You must log in or register to reply here. Latest posts. Incongruous media coverage of Rittenhouse vs actual testimony Latest: Trell 19 minutes ago.
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My Toshiba laptop recently updated mainly because I've been kind of forcing an update as of lately due to its performance severely depleting and not offering any updates it needs for months at a time , and it seemed to have turned off on its own while I was asleep. I always close it and put it on sleep mode, and sometimes, it'll automatically turn off and close everything I've been working on- which was the case overnight. I was a bit angry, but it wasn't unusual, to say the least. Until I started to watch some things on my computer, that is.
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Normalize the Sound Volume on Your PC with Windows' Loudness Equalization Setting
Discussion in ' Audio Hardware ' started by Seagarth , Feb 5, Log in or Sign up. Steve Hoffman Music Forums. One speaker quieter than the other Discussion in ' Audio Hardware ' started by Seagarth , Feb 5, I'm new to these forums and I have a very limited knowledge of audio equipment.
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Understanding the possible causes and appropriate fixes for drops in sound volume in your headphones. Imagine trying to listen to your favorite album, calling up a loved one, or watching your favorite movie, but the audio is just too low for you to understand anything let alone enjoy it. The feeling gets worse when you realize that you have no idea how or why your headphones are so quiet, especially when it used to work perfectly fine before. Having a loose connection between the audio socket of the media player device and the headphone plug can cause problems such as weird static noises or the sounds being too soft. For wireless headphones, an interference like a desk made out of metal, or a physical barrier such as a wall between you and your media player, can cause connectivity issues.
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We have lots of great conversations, we'd love you to join us, click here. How can I make my stereo quieter? The problem is that even the line-level inputs like the TiVo are WAY too loud since I moved to an apartment with a smallish living room. I can't even turn the volume halfway between zero and one without feeling like I'm going to wake the dead, especially in the evening.
Windows: If you find yourself regularly adjusting the volume on your computer, you'll want to normalize the sound volume. Although some apps such as VLC have normalization options and you can normalize the audio in your media collection with software and hardware solutions, Windows has a built-in setting that could also help. Then highlight your speakers or headphones, click Properties, and select the Enhancements tab. Check "Loudness Equalization" and hit Apply to turn this on. If you have any audio playing at the time, you'll need to restart the application to see the changes.
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