Upon reflection, it occurred to me that my problems with the SA-60 revolve around settings for analog 5.1. I wonder how many owners use only the balanced or single-ended stereo output of the SA-60. I know my cousin does, as did the previous owner of the SA-60 I bought. The menu for 5.1 opens up the entire speaker management can of worms, as well as how to play a multi-level disc.
Esoteric SA-60
Never have I had such problems with a piece of equipment. It's connected to the 7.1 bypass array of a Bryston SP3. The display shows multichannel when I play a surround SACD, but I get sound only from the center channel. I removed the parallel balanced stereo connection between the SA-60 and SP3, but that had no effect. I never heard stereo from the SA-60 when I selected the balanced input, but I think I've heard stereo and multichannel from 7.1 bypass.
The trouble seemed to start when I learned that the SP3 does no processing in the bypass modes so provides no speaker management. I set up speaker management using the menu of the SA-60. But I've tried clearing the SA-60 memory several times since then.
I hope the problem is pilot error and not a defective SA-60.
The trouble seemed to start when I learned that the SP3 does no processing in the bypass modes so provides no speaker management. I set up speaker management using the menu of the SA-60. But I've tried clearing the SA-60 memory several times since then.
I hope the problem is pilot error and not a defective SA-60.
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