Bart_R
Stunt Coordinator
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- Nov 25, 2002
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Hi everyone,
Some months ago I got a new receiver, the marantz sr5600, with which I encountered a little problem just now. I was listening to my Two Towers soundtrack and wanted to crank up the stereo to fully envelop myself in those nice horn-sounds. However when the volume reached a certain level, the receiver timed out, displaying the word "PROTECT". Thankfully, it wasn't busted and came back on after a few seconds (during which I turned down the volume).
In a way, I understand that you cannot drive the receiver too high, but when the installation-guy (it was part of a price) tested the thing initially, it went way louder than it did now. I know my front speakers are up for it (dali concept 8) at the very least. Maybe it's a problem that I bi-wired my center speaker (mordaunt short) and attached an L-pad to the tweeter-wires? Other than that, I think this shouldn't happen.
Does anyone know how I could fix my problem? Is it the L-pad? Are my rears too small perhaps? (Dali concept 2)
Thanks in advance,
Bart.
Some months ago I got a new receiver, the marantz sr5600, with which I encountered a little problem just now. I was listening to my Two Towers soundtrack and wanted to crank up the stereo to fully envelop myself in those nice horn-sounds. However when the volume reached a certain level, the receiver timed out, displaying the word "PROTECT". Thankfully, it wasn't busted and came back on after a few seconds (during which I turned down the volume).
In a way, I understand that you cannot drive the receiver too high, but when the installation-guy (it was part of a price) tested the thing initially, it went way louder than it did now. I know my front speakers are up for it (dali concept 8) at the very least. Maybe it's a problem that I bi-wired my center speaker (mordaunt short) and attached an L-pad to the tweeter-wires? Other than that, I think this shouldn't happen.
Does anyone know how I could fix my problem? Is it the L-pad? Are my rears too small perhaps? (Dali concept 2)
Thanks in advance,
Bart.