01-Feb-2023, 08:23
Hi
I had the same issue when I owned two phantom golds. I also streamed via qobuz using innuos sense app. First time back on this forum for a while and sorry to see others have same issue.
Apart from many other stability issues I had with the phantoms over the time, I finally limited the issue to just problems streaming high res files, and this was also an intermittent problem.
I did think it was something to do with my low bandwidth threshold, or the fact that two phantoms in stereo seem to work independently of one another, as two master speakers, not as one master and one slave. The feed back forth to the router coupled with a limited bandwidth equalled a struggle for high res files.
I gave up. Sold the phantoms, but kept the innuos server and sense app with qobuz. I got a Hegel h390 integrated amp and went more traditional with passive speakers and back to speaker cables.
I have since had zero problems in over 6 months. Not one. I stream qobuz and play stored flac files of varied bit rates up to 192khz. My bandwidth remains limited but this seems not to be an issue with this set up.
It is, in my experience, definitely an issue with the phantoms and how they integrate as a stereo pair.
Have you tried playing to just one phantom? Do you still have the issues then?
Thanks
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I had the same issue when I owned two phantom golds. I also streamed via qobuz using innuos sense app. First time back on this forum for a while and sorry to see others have same issue.
Apart from many other stability issues I had with the phantoms over the time, I finally limited the issue to just problems streaming high res files, and this was also an intermittent problem.
I did think it was something to do with my low bandwidth threshold, or the fact that two phantoms in stereo seem to work independently of one another, as two master speakers, not as one master and one slave. The feed back forth to the router coupled with a limited bandwidth equalled a struggle for high res files.
I gave up. Sold the phantoms, but kept the innuos server and sense app with qobuz. I got a Hegel h390 integrated amp and went more traditional with passive speakers and back to speaker cables.
I have since had zero problems in over 6 months. Not one. I stream qobuz and play stored flac files of varied bit rates up to 192khz. My bandwidth remains limited but this seems not to be an issue with this set up.
It is, in my experience, definitely an issue with the phantoms and how they integrate as a stereo pair.
Have you tried playing to just one phantom? Do you still have the issues then?
Thanks
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