Nutul
Senior Member
Is the EQ / DSP ON by default, at flat, with an output gain of -5dB...? Just asking, not being sarcastic.
sorry - work life gets in the way with my new setup! Yes, exactly this - if I toggle the passthrough switch between on and off (where when 'off', the volume is maxed out) the passthrough volume is about twice that as it being off - it's substantial. Granted, I'm not hugely knowledgeable in the hifi arena, but I'm pretty good at gain-staging with music gear (synths/drum machines etc), so perhaps I'm taking bad habit across with me. But yes - I'd assume that the passthrough and the full volume in the normal setting to be largely the same - this isn't the case.@Purité Audio
Keith, he's saying that with volume bypass set to OFF, and then turning the volume wheel to the max, the volume heard is way too low, compared to what it was with the volume bypass ON. (the pre and the amp are the same, as well as their volume level, of course)
TBH I would expect that volume bypass ON would lead to an output level equal to the volume obtained turning it up to 0dB with volume bypass OFF (wouldn't it?)... it appears not to be the case, though.
So, check in the EQ settings if, perhaps, there is a flat profile active and the output gain is - again, perhaps... - set to something in the lines of -5 or -6dB (which roughly means halving the volume, you may agree...)sorry - work life gets in the way with my new setup! Yes, exactly this - if I toggle the passthrough switch between on and off (where when 'off', the volume is maxed out) the passthrough volume is about twice that as it being off - it's substantial. Granted, I'm not hugely knowledgeable in the hifi arena, but I'm pretty good at gain-staging with music gear (synths/drum machines etc), so perhaps I'm taking bad habit across with me. But yes - I'd assume that the passthrough and the full volume in the normal setting to be largely the same - this isn't the case.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Much appreciated.So, check in the EQ settings if, perhaps, there is a flat profile active and the output gain is - again, perhaps... - set to something in the lines of -5 or -6dB (which roughly means halving the volume, you may agree...)
I think the outputs (and the inputs, IIRC) have independent volume memory, but sometimes get fooled... try to switch input, and return back to the current; and/or do the same with the output.
ETA
Also, I remember hearing about different levels on the RCA outs, depending on whether the output selected was only RCA vs RCA and XLR together. Play with that as well.
Just my 2c.
Cheers, Al.
I'd like to know as well? Tempted, but not ticked the extra little box yet! If you do, can you easily revert to official firmware if you just untick the Beta box?the question .is it dangerous ,to use beta firmware.
Yes, but until an official release is available, you're stuck with the latest beta you installed...I'd like to know as well? Tempted, but not ticked the extra little box yet! If you do, can you easily revert to official firmware if you just untick the Beta box?
Any news about when?I would wait for the next official release,
Keith
Literally just noticed this myself! And it's automatically updated on my A6.to eversolo dmp 6 are firmware v1.4.01 official now
not beta until now are 400bugs clearet