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  • NMyTree
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    • May 2004
    • 520
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    Silly...and Probably A Stupid Question...

    Okay, as I have stated on a number of occasions, I am far from being technically knowledgable of this hobby.

    And while my father is an electrician, this apple fell so very far from the tree. Actually, fell and rolled into the next county :B :B


    I noticed last night that the left bulb (which is a bright glowing blue)on my Halo A21 (Left Channel indicator) is much brighter than my Right Channel bulb (which is a dull blue).

    Does this mean anything?

    Could there be something wrong with my right channel?

    Or is this just a simple case of the left bulb being visually brighter, aesthetically?

    Like I said, probably a stupid question.

    I'm probably just being overly-concerned.
    Tony
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    • mariachi
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      • Aug 2003
      • 39
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      I think you're overly-concerned. On my A52, the 4th channel does not appear to be as bright as the others, but I haven't had any problems...

      -Vic
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        • blownrx7
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          • Dec 2004
          • 96
          #3
          Not a stupid question

          Ditto what Mariachi said. I have an A51 and two of the LED's seem a little dimmer when viewed at anything besides straight-on. This is merely the variability of the light output of the LED. After all, Parasound probably paid about 10 cents each for them...
          I wouldn't worry that it reflects the quality of design or construction - just the bean counters doing their job where it has the least effect on quality/sound.
          I have a Simaudio W5 in my stereo-only setup that I had upgraded last year. Now, this is pretty high-end equipment and when it came back, the single LED was easily half as bright compared to the rest of the equipment - but it sounded AWESOME!!! I'll live with the dim LED :T
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            • NMyTree
              Senior Member
              • May 2004
              • 520
              #4
              Cool. Thanks guys.

              I was just afraid it indicated a possible problem with the right channel.

              I feel better. :B
              Tony
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