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In domestic situations balanced has almost no benefit. You could try the unbalanced RCA connections.
Apparently that is true.Wait your Rogue has balanced inputs that can only handle 2.5V? That would be unusual.
Have you tried turning down the gain on the Rogue? It's selectable I believe.
I've never seen a computer without at least one USB input ...How are you hooking up your computers to use REW with no UBS input?
I meant no USB input on the C658? To send a test tone through and get your speaker/sub placement as good as can be prior to running to Dirac.I've never seen a computer without at least one USB input ...
Does your computer have an optical output? That's what I used to run REW.I meant no USB input on the C658? To send a test tone through and get your speaker/sub placement as good as can be prior to running to Dirac.
Nice - do you just load the file into roon?You may save the test signals to files and playback the test signals from the files for your measurements.
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I'd think whichever method you play WAV files (or any other types of sound files) with your system. But sorry, someone else with more experience with REW than me will have to answer questions on how exactly the measurements are actually done.Nice - do you just load the file into roon?
I've never seen a computer without at least one USB input ...
Allright smartarse - no modern pc desktop/laptop type computer. I'm old enough to remember programming computers with punchcards ...Generation Z, I presume?
Connect it via BluetoothTo send a test tone through and get your speaker/sub placement as good as can be prior to running to Dirac.
I'd love to get some input. Thanks !
Same..no problems with it since I got it. I'm running it into active Dynaudio core 59.Well, I've had my C658 since late 2019 and have never experienced either popping sounds or low sub output. I seem to remember I had some mildly annoying problem with something (I can't remember what) that was fixed in the first firmware update in 2020. Since then it has worked uneventfully well ...