20-Nov-2015, 09:59
(20-Nov-2015, 01:34)alandbush Wrote:(19-Nov-2015, 18:53)Womaz Wrote:(19-Nov-2015, 18:29)alandbush Wrote: As a follow-up, and if you are adventurous, you could generate and download sine tone .wav files for playback on your system.
You can do this from the AudioCheck website.
i have done this....but I have no idea what I am supposed to do now that I have done so
The files can be moved to your NAS or Melco and should be treated as tracks. Depending on how those servers work then you may have to add various ID3 tags (album, artist, title etc.) for them to be identified. Otherwise, using the Folder view of your control point should find them.
Then simply play them and perhaps you may identify the frequency(ies) causing the issues.
There are that many to download I am not sure which ones I should. I am prepared to do this as like I say it could be my hearing
Devialet 200 -- Roon Nucleus-- Sonus Faber Olympica 2 -- Tellurium Q Black Speaker Cables --
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Chord Qutest -- Niimbus US5 Pro Headphone amp —HifiMan HEK, Abyss 1266TC
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
