Give Up?

A loose solder joint will indeed cause the symptoms you described.

you probably tapped/moved/bumped the cable while working on the unit. Or, maybe someone took an opportunity to clean back behind while you were tinkering.

Cable was already going....it just got nudged along.

Joeylawn36111,

I give you credit for getting it. I just read this and that was my thought initial thought as well.

Tell tale sign of a short- you just went too far and guessed how it happened which is 1000 more impossible. My favorite response was that the bit rate on the dac was not selected properly. LOL. I guess anything is possible...

-Rob

Thanks, Rob. My guess came from looking at the pic of his Amplifier - speaker cables look like they are rather close to each other....

My favorite response was that the bit rate on the dac was not selected properly. LOL. I guess anything is possible...

-Rob
Robr45 (Reviews | Threads | Answers)

Actually, that was based on experience I had with a Behringer DEQ2496, although time has faded my memory and it's possible the bit rate was not the problem, but rather another selectable option. I do recall the DEQ2496 had a couple tricky set-up options that were not particularly intuitive.