Where from may I ask?Just pulled the trigger on 2x V3 + 10A psu. USD 224 incl. free shipping to Norway. Even allowing for VAT, this will only be 15% more for 2x than purchasing 1x from the new Norwegian distributor. Fantastic deal.
Where from may I ask?Just pulled the trigger on 2x V3 + 10A psu. USD 224 incl. free shipping to Norway. Even allowing for VAT, this will only be 15% more for 2x than purchasing 1x from the new Norwegian distributor. Fantastic deal.
I found the phasing on the v3s to be reversed from standard, see owners threadJust hooked up 3 of these guys to my Denon X6700H receiver via RCA, ran Audyssey and I'm getting an error that says all three are out of phase. I confirmed that all are wired properly. Any ideas why this is happening?
How in the bleep can this make it out from the factory?I found the phasing on the v3s to be reversed from standard, see owners thread
When a subwoofer needs to be integrated, you’d have to run the opposite phase to blend it in if you’re swapping from a different amp to these.Noob question: but if all your speakers have polarity reversed, all is fine then, or is it something objectively inferior?
Yes you can.I think I am now confusing myself. I posted over on the owner's thread about this.
Presumably if we test our v3 monos and find them out of phase we can just put the black into the red socket and vice versa - and then run the subwoofer as normal from pre-amp line outs. High level sums to mono anyway (with mine, if using one sub)
There seems to be some confusion though - why would Fosi invert phase by design?Yes you can.
But I don't think there is a need to test - it looks like the Mono is inverting phase by design.
Conceivably something to do with PFFB architecture, or how they implemented that feature.There seems to be some confusion though - why would Fosi invert phase by design?
I can see no problem if I connect my subwoofers through the high level.
But If I was to connect to the RCA out on my pre-amp ... then that's where it is all getting puzzling!
Above my pay grade ... but I'll look forward to understanding if I should be reversing connections if I want to run a subwoofer! Or how I verify.Conceivably something to do with PFFB architecture, or how they implemented that feature.
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If your subwoofer has phase controls, you may not need to flip speaker connections when blending it in anyway. My subwoofer has separate degree-by-degree phase adjustment from 0°-180° and then a separate phase flip option.Above my pay grade ... but I'll look forward to understanding if I should be reversing connections if I want to run a subwoofer! Or how I verify.
I used to put speakers facing each other to test phase (sound waves cancel each other out so sounds quiet).