I am trying to figure out if my idea is a potential fact, or total fantasy. I currently have FIOs with HD DVRs (QIP 6416?) on two separate TVs. My objectives are to: 1) Add a few TBs of storage to the DVRs 2) Access the recordings on that shared storage from either of the DVRs'...
Believe it or not - I finally came up with a set up that eliminates the pop! I have no earthly idea what the problem was, but mayb e somebody will get it when I explain what I did. Previously, I had run the pre-outs for the front L & R signal out of the Receiver and directly into the Adcom L...
Thanks for the great ideas guys - I will test your ideas tonight. In response to Chu Gai: 1) Everything was fine before the amp. 2) When I introduced the Adcom (from another system I had) it performed well with the noticable exception of popping when changing menu selections on DVDs, and...
Tried pluggin the amp into the the wall outlet and the rest of the equipment into the panamax. Still poppin'. I will hunt down a cheater plug, but I don't intend to override the ground for any longer than to see if it makes a difference. Not interested in taking any risks with electricity, fire...
A cheater plug takes the three prong plug to a two prong, right? Don't think I have one around here, but I will check tomorrow. I will try plugging the amp into the wall, and everything else into the power strip. Thanks! I'll let you know what happens. D
Well, the pop only comes from the front speakers. All of the components are plugged into the Panamax. When it started, I had things plugged into some less-than-high-grade power strips. Hoping it would fix the problem, I installed a 15 amp plug in the living room and the panamax power strip. When...
The pop started with the introduction of the amp. I suspect the sound is only coming from the front speakers, but I will have to check tomorrow to confirm.
I have an interesting (frustrating) problem - hopefully someone can help. I have had my HT system for a 2 years now, and have been running my system off the amps in my Rotel RSX 1055 surround receiver, and it has performed well. I decided to add in an Adcom GFA 545 amp to power the front...