Rod#S
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- Jun 28, 2003
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- Rod
I recently purchased the Denon 5900 and when viewing DVD's there is obvious interference on the tv screen. The best way to describe it would be waves continually rolling down the screen. Some are small (a bit bigger than the scan lines) and some considerably larger in size (about 1-2 inches I guess). It almost looks like interference one might see when using rabbit ears and getting a really poor reception on the tv.
I have a satellite dish and the picture it produces on the tv, both standard and high def pictures are just fine, no interference at all so the problem is obviously coming through the DVD player. I also have a VCR and the picture it produces is just fine as well.
Has anyone encountered this type of problem with their 5900? I know there are a lot of issues with this player but after a search of the threads no one mentioned the problem I am having.
Where does everyone keep their player in relation to other equipment? I'm thinking the player may be picking up the interference from a near by component and the result is visible on my tv. Due to the weight and build quality of this player you wouldn't think it would be susceptible to interference from other devices but I guess it is possible.
I have a six shelf audio stand that is directly beside my tv. In it, from bottom to top are the following:
Anthem MCA-50
Furman IT-Reference (Discrete Symmetrical Power unit)
Denon 5900
Bryston 4B- SST
Lexicon MC-12B
Technics SL-MC7 (CD Mega changer), Panasonic VCR, Express Vu Model 6000 Satellite receiver (these last 3 units are stacked on the top shelf)
On the opposite side of the stand is one of my front speakers, a Paradigm Studio 100.
Since I just got my MC-12 yesterday the Anthem and Bryston amps have never been turned on, not even plugged in as I had nothing to connect them to. The only real active components the DVD player was next to was my Furman power unit, the tv and the speaker. Even my old receiver sat where I have the Bryston now so it was two shelves away which should be more than enough room so as not to pick up interference but the problem existed then as well. I should also mention that the maximum clearance between components in the rack is no more than 3 inches.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rod
I have a satellite dish and the picture it produces on the tv, both standard and high def pictures are just fine, no interference at all so the problem is obviously coming through the DVD player. I also have a VCR and the picture it produces is just fine as well.
Has anyone encountered this type of problem with their 5900? I know there are a lot of issues with this player but after a search of the threads no one mentioned the problem I am having.
Where does everyone keep their player in relation to other equipment? I'm thinking the player may be picking up the interference from a near by component and the result is visible on my tv. Due to the weight and build quality of this player you wouldn't think it would be susceptible to interference from other devices but I guess it is possible.
I have a six shelf audio stand that is directly beside my tv. In it, from bottom to top are the following:
Anthem MCA-50
Furman IT-Reference (Discrete Symmetrical Power unit)
Denon 5900
Bryston 4B- SST
Lexicon MC-12B
Technics SL-MC7 (CD Mega changer), Panasonic VCR, Express Vu Model 6000 Satellite receiver (these last 3 units are stacked on the top shelf)
On the opposite side of the stand is one of my front speakers, a Paradigm Studio 100.
Since I just got my MC-12 yesterday the Anthem and Bryston amps have never been turned on, not even plugged in as I had nothing to connect them to. The only real active components the DVD player was next to was my Furman power unit, the tv and the speaker. Even my old receiver sat where I have the Bryston now so it was two shelves away which should be more than enough room so as not to pick up interference but the problem existed then as well. I should also mention that the maximum clearance between components in the rack is no more than 3 inches.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rod