Sounds like you’ve eliminated the speakers the speaker wires and the sources so that only leaves your amp. I’d suggest giving the manufacturer a call and send it in if it’s still under warranty. If not the find a reputable tech locally and have them check it out. Could be something simple as the dc off set out or transistor bias. I’ve had an amp do similar things and it was the bias out on one channel also could be a cold solder joint.
Troubleshooting balance issues
I'm hoping to get help troubleshooting balance issues I'm having with my system.
Pre Amp is Parasound Halo P5. Amplifier is Emotiva XPA-200.
I'm getting between 1.5-6dB less on the right channel than the left.
Below are the troubleshooting steps I've taken. I'm hoping you might have a couple other ideas:
Would appreciate any additional ideas!!
Thanks :)
Pre Amp is Parasound Halo P5. Amplifier is Emotiva XPA-200.
I'm getting between 1.5-6dB less on the right channel than the left.
Below are the troubleshooting steps I've taken. I'm hoping you might have a couple other ideas:
- All testing either with Mono recordings or single channel pink noise
- Tried different interconnects
- Ensured all connections good
- Tried balanced and unbalanced connections into the emotiva amp
- Tried through two different preamps
- Swapped L/R output from amp to speaker and balance issue stayed on R output and switched to other speaker
- Moved/swapped L speaker to the R side and vice versa
- Measured L and R put with single channel pink noise
- Swapped L/R
Would appreciate any additional ideas!!
Thanks :)
- ...
- 9 posts total
- 9 posts total