In the manual it says to keep the gain clockwise so its out of the circuit but when i go clockwise it gets to loud and when I have them turned off the other way to 0 it sounds like the gain is taken out. which is the right way all the way to the left or right for taking them out of the circuit?
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All the way to the right. I've owned the JC 2 for two years now. I've used that setting from the get go with no problems. I hope this helps. -
thanks for the reply the only thing is when it is all the way to the right Im lucky to hit 930 on the volume dial and found with them all the way to the left its a little more tame but missing some magic then. Trade off I guess and would have to blame my CD player Cyrus 8SEComment
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9:30 sounds about right. That's the way it was with my 80's Technics SU-A200 & SE-A100 combo too. Perfectly normal.Originally posted by Mike_SchmidtComment
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Huh... don't know what you guys are talking about. All my gear is always turned up to 11.
CHRIS
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I guess if its to loud Im to old LOL. Metallica never sounded so goodComment
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Like Spinal Tap?Originally posted by Chris DMain System:
B&W 801D
Emotiva USP-1 Pre-Amp
Chord SPM-650 Stereo Amp
Oppo BDP-105
Squeezebox Touch
Second System:
B&W CM7
Emotiva UMC-1
Emotiva UPA-2
Oppo BDP-83SE
Grant Fidelity DAC-09
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heheheeee... you caught the reference joke. :T CHRIS
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Peter i have a question I turned my gain all the way to the left where before it was all the way clock wise on my JC2. My A21 was wide open to. So needless to say when listening to CD at 0900 on the JC2 volume knob it would scream but I turned my gain on my JC2 all the way off counter clock wise and...15 April 2010, 13:02 Thursday -
Everything I'm sharing has come from direct experience or was learned from researching articles on the InterWebs. :T
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