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They sound good, but they are way too sensitive, where the lowest DB setting is +6. which is ridiculous. They hum at zero volume, pop city, etc. The hum happens because of level mismatch.
I have tried everything, except putting an attenuator or a monitor knob. I set the db settings to the lowest on speakers.
I paid a lot of money for this monitors to be in pop city. They're too loud, too sensitive, so all it takes is another device such as an interface to send them to pop city.
You could an "inline attenuator" and connect it to the back of the interface. Switchable attenuation of -10, -20 and -30 dB.
Maybe another solution and way more expensive is buying the Genelec with GLM, I think it can be attenuated more with the software??
I have tried everything, except putting an attenuator or a monitor knob. I set the db settings to the lowest on speakers.
I paid a lot of money for this monitors to be in pop city. They're too loud, too sensitive, so all it takes is another device such as an interface to send them to pop city.
You could an "inline attenuator" and connect it to the back of the interface. Switchable attenuation of -10, -20 and -30 dB.
Level mismatch solutions - fixed and variable attenuators (Page 1) — Tips & Tricks — RME User Forum
Level mismatch solutions - fixed and variable attenuators (Page 1) — Tips & Tricks — RME User Forum —
www.forum.rme-audio.de
Audio-Technica AT8202 In-Line Attenuator
Buy Audio-Technica AT8202 In-Line Attenuator featuring Attenuate -10, -20, or -30 dB. Review Audio-Technica null
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Maybe another solution and way more expensive is buying the Genelec with GLM, I think it can be attenuated more with the software??