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  • Parsonsk
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2004
    • 101

    Cross talk?

    I just hooked up my new 1080 amp and pre 1070. The very first time i turned it on and turned up the volumn there was nothing....i couldn't figure it out. I checked the cables but no sound... i turned it up about half way and notice a bit of sound then i turned it up more and there was more sound (yes the cd player was on and running track 1) HHmmmm me thinks this is strange.
    I checked the cables and everything looked cool.

    Aaaaagghhhh, the pre amp was on phono not cd, problem solved.... BUT WHY WAS I HEARING SOUND WHEN I TURNED IT UP ON PHONO??????. There are no cables in phono, the cd player and tuner is the only thing hooked up?> This has to be cross talk but in a system of this caliber?

    Has one else experienced this?

    Go give it a try and let me know
    thanks
    kevin
  • Kevin D
    Ultra Senior Member
    • Oct 2002
    • 4601

    #2
    Perfectly normal. All the inputs share a common ground and it will pick up another input if nothing is playing. It's actually the norm on most equipment.

    Thanks,

    Kevin D.

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    • thyname
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2005
      • 358

      #3
      Yes, very normal...

      Your impressions on your new stereo setup? What speakers do you use it with?

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      • Parsonsk
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2004
        • 101

        #4
        Really?
        i would have thought that this would be seperated?
        I'll have to test it out on my denon receiver.

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        • Kevin D
          Ultra Senior Member
          • Oct 2002
          • 4601

          #5
          Originally posted by Parsonsk
          Really?
          i would have thought that this would be seperated?
          I'll have to test it out on my denon receiver.
          Even if you don't experience it on the Denon, it's not a sign of better/worse. It's just what hapens when you share grounds. I would imagine it would be even worse on a phono input considering it's additional pre-amp stage.

          As a general rule, any problem that starts off with "If I turn it up really loud when I'm not listening to anything," isn't really a problem..

          Kevin D.

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          • PewterTA
            Moderator
            • Nov 2004
            • 2901

            #6
            Ha ha, Kevin D hit the nail on the head. Good one Kevin.

            You're stuff is fine, just enjoy the pure listening bliss of it all!
            Digital Audio makes me Happy.
            -Dan

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            • Parsonsk
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2004
              • 101

              #7
              Good to hear!
              My new set up includes B&W 804S :drool:, Rotel RB-1080 amp, RC-1070 pre and RT-1080 tuner, all of which are just flipping amazing. arty:

              I have AudioQuest type 6 biwire cables and not sure if they are worth the $300 i spent. I realize that everything is still realllly new but the difference in sound is fairly minimal. There are lots of other things i could buy with that money

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