Am getting a diagnostic from Audyssey room EQ software saying that one of my 3 Feature speakers has reversed polarity. Why would one have a problem and not the others? FWIW that speaker also has annoying pops, which I have a question about below. Could the speaker really have a polarity problem, or is the software being fooled? The speakers are new.
Re. the pops, ML said to give it 80 hours and they'd go away. Nope! Tried the vacuuming routine with some improvement. Should I send it back? Another one of the Features has something inside which rattles when it's moved. And with low volume sound it shuts off and crackles like a bag getting crumpled. Is this typical from ML? A bad day in QA?
The low-down on the rest of the gear: it's a 5.1 system with 3 powered Features for surround and center, a Grotto i sub, and powered Paradigm Active 40's in the front. Preamp is multi-channel Parasound P7. Source is mostly OPPO BDP-83. Have a NeptuneEQ on order.
Thanks so much!!!
Re. the pops, ML said to give it 80 hours and they'd go away. Nope! Tried the vacuuming routine with some improvement. Should I send it back? Another one of the Features has something inside which rattles when it's moved. And with low volume sound it shuts off and crackles like a bag getting crumpled. Is this typical from ML? A bad day in QA?
The low-down on the rest of the gear: it's a 5.1 system with 3 powered Features for surround and center, a Grotto i sub, and powered Paradigm Active 40's in the front. Preamp is multi-channel Parasound P7. Source is mostly OPPO BDP-83. Have a NeptuneEQ on order.
Thanks so much!!!
