It also keeps using energy when on that standby, which is why I keep to the back switch.front off switch is basically unusable...
wtf just tested this and it worksFor real? How can an amplifier produce sound (even faintly) with its inner parts and no speaker attached? Coil-whine yes but actual sound like playing a song? Never heard of any case like that? Someone else willing to check their unit for this?
Really? So you can hear music coming out of the amp itself while no headphone is connected? (Not the coil whine in the video)wtf just tested this and it works
wtf just tested this and it works
What a joke from SBAF! View attachment 144579They messed up the setup producing completely different test that looks bad in the first glance.
That's +-0.5dB down to -50dB attenuation. This is basically our internal criteria for the channel matching. In fact our criteria is -40dB. His particular unit is already 10dB better.
The A30pro measured here has roughly the same performance +-0.5 at -50dB.
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If you have a look at A90's and a50s review it's basically the same too.
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We did test the L30 sent to Amir and we didn't find it to be so perfect. Also this test has run to run variance. There's basically nothing wrong.
But it's very expected behavior from SBAF.
Yeah. The reason is cost. You can see some in the future I would say.I get the bias but still, wouldn't a digital control relay meet your own criteria much better? It's like the SINAD argument for me: a lot of gear manufacturers make the case that once you've reached -100dB it makes no sense decreasing it even further, but the industry and brands like topping are still (thankfully) releasing incrementally better measuring stuff year after year.
I'll record itHow the hell would an electrical circuit play music without having a transducer? I get coil whine but actual music makes no sense to me... I joked about it previously because in vinyl you can hear it close to the stylus, but it is a very different concept.
wtf i tried this on my unit and its silent there's some witchcraft going on with yours
not something that i would ever encounter under normal use so I don't care about that. The coil whine on the other hand...wtf i tried this on my unit and its silent there's some witchcraft going on with yours
Is that a structural issue with the A30Pro?The coil whine on the other hand...
I don't know what's causing it. Maybe @JohnYang1997 can explainIs that a structural issue with the A30Pro?
I cannot reproduce it.I don't know what's causing it. Maybe @JohnYang1997 can explain
The coil-whine, the "internal speaker" or both?I cannot reproduce it.
Did you put it in high gain and tried with both inputs (XLR and RCA) or maybe set the volume control very loud.....?wtf i tried this on my unit and its silent there's some witchcraft going on with yours
Not happening on my A30pro. I'm using XLR inputs though.Has anyone noticed that when you unplug all your headphones while playing audio on high gain, and put your ear right next to the amp you can faintly hear the audio coming from inside the amp? I wonder from which component. it doesn't matter to me, just find it interesting.
The latter :/The coil-whine, the "internal speaker" or both?