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Hi
I have just purchased a NAD c320bee amp and a pair of Dynaudio Audience 42 the cd player I am using right not (pending upgrade) is an old Sony cd player about 8 to 10 years old now. It has 4 times oversampling written on it if that helps identifying how old it is ![]() Anyway, the problem is this 1.) Volume right down = i hear a very very feint electrical humming sound which is similar to those radiator heaters coming from the amp. It is so feint that I only hear it if i put my ear right on the amp where the heat vent grills are on top of the amp. No sound is coming from the speakers, only the very feint sound from the amp. 2.) I disconnect the cd player with the rca's still plugged into the amp = when volume is turned up to about 3/4 and above i get a buzzing sound from the speakers which is faily loud 3.) Disconnect the rca's as well = no sound when volume turned right up Things to note: *they are very crappy $2 rca's *the speakers are next to the amp with only about 2 to 3cm space between the amp and the speaker on each side *I did the same test on my car audio system and there is no sound from the amp or the speakers, it is completely silent. If it wasn't for the ON led/light i wouldn't know it was on. Do I have a problem? Or is this normal? |
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