02-Dec-2016, 20:13
(30-Nov-2016, 08:41)Antoine Wrote: You're overloading the Devialet inputs resulting in clipping. Thumb5 is right. You'll need to set the max input level (2Vrms by default) of the Devialet inputs to the maximum output voltage of the analog outputs of the device you're connecting to it. Most manufacturers specify this basic and important parameter in the manual or published specs elsewhere. If they don't contact them.
Hmmm, the specs for the outputs say nominal level +4dbu and +27dbu unloaded. How does that translate into the input level on the Dev measured in Vrms?
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