27-Apr-2019, 13:31
I don’t think you can actually damage things when inputting a digital signal as I believe the Devialet protects against this (using soft clipping).
As to the reason, it could be the source material or perhaps the application of volume control or DSP inside Spotify. You could check if you’re using the ‘normalize volume’ setting or the equalizer. I’d disable both.
As to the reason, it could be the source material or perhaps the application of volume control or DSP inside Spotify. You could check if you’re using the ‘normalize volume’ setting or the equalizer. I’d disable both.
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