If none of the above works it's possible your BNC adapter is bad? At least that would be cheaper outcome.
help! no sound
Hi Audiogoners-
I am just hooking my stereo up after several months of inactivity during a renovation project. I run a bnc out from my cd player to a Schiit bifrost (using adapter there for bnc). I have RCA cables to the Lyr 2 amp. When I play the cd player I get no sound. (The cd player is producing sound through the speakers.)
This set up worked before and I am mystified. Any idea what's going on? Should I sent the LYR 2 back to Schiit for a repair? Or is this user error?
Thanks for any insight!
Margot
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@mcanaday -- "Seems weird that would lead to NO SOUND rather than hissing" Hissing usually happens due to a tube's age as it approachs the end of its useful power-on lifespan. That can range from 1,500 or 2,000 hours for a power output tube to many multiples of those figures for tubes used in preamp stages. Obviously, a tube can fail in other ways, sometimes quickly, that completely interrupts the circuit. Sounds like this may be your situation. Hope you find the replacement tube fixes your problem. |
Hello mcanaday! Cables are the least reliable things in most sustems. Particularly the ones with phono (RCA) plugs used in most interconnects. You mention you were putting a system back together. Just this evening I was putting a system back into operation following a flood and I found two cables that were intermittant and had to be wigged jusst right to get the signal thru. I have lots of cables and replaced them. I am a very careful guy and these were from a reputable company. But they do suffer from a lot of pulling and pushing and go bad somtimes. Check them first. Good luck! |
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