10-Jul-2019, 04:10
(This post was last modified: 10-Jul-2019, 04:14 by mmorrison55.)
So your 120 using same SAM speaker config as you use on your 220 ci does not produce the same distortion? That’s interesting
What if A. you bypassed Sam (turn off), but input the same Sam settings manually? Or B. put a random speaker in your Sam to confirm its the actual SAM “chip” and not the settings that is causing the distortion?
I would think test A would best verify if it’s SAM that is the root of your problem. The. If it’s under warranty send to devialet so they can fix it as it seems it’s easily reproducible.
You could try a 3rd option and reset your 220 to factory setting, listen with no options except your source and speaker out activated and confirm no distortion. Then Just make a SAM config for your speakers so only deviation from factory options is SAM enabled.
What if A. you bypassed Sam (turn off), but input the same Sam settings manually? Or B. put a random speaker in your Sam to confirm its the actual SAM “chip” and not the settings that is causing the distortion?
I would think test A would best verify if it’s SAM that is the root of your problem. The. If it’s under warranty send to devialet so they can fix it as it seems it’s easily reproducible.
You could try a 3rd option and reset your 220 to factory setting, listen with no options except your source and speaker out activated and confirm no distortion. Then Just make a SAM config for your speakers so only deviation from factory options is SAM enabled.
