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Speakers: Paradigm Studio 60 V.3 (In 2.0)
Amp: NAD C320BEE (50 wpc I believe, 2 channel)
I've been listening to some of the music video stations while working out recently and my wife loves hip-hop so she's been watching some of that stuff on different stations as well. We typically keep the volume low (in an apartment) but we've been turning it up recently and this is when I started noticing the hiss.
It's hard to hear when something is playing but during the transitions between scenes and during quiet parts it's easy to hear. Audio doesn't sound as "clean" at louder volumes either. I've tried hitting mute to see if it goes away but it's still there.
Would this simply be the NAD underpowering the Studio 60's? Perhaps power line noise? It completely goes away as far as I can tell at lower volumes but perhaps it's just inaudible at lower volumes. It occurs at what I would consider to be a loud but very tolerable listening volume. No ear-splitting volumes.
Wondering if anyone knew the cause?
Amp: NAD C320BEE (50 wpc I believe, 2 channel)
I've been listening to some of the music video stations while working out recently and my wife loves hip-hop so she's been watching some of that stuff on different stations as well. We typically keep the volume low (in an apartment) but we've been turning it up recently and this is when I started noticing the hiss.
It's hard to hear when something is playing but during the transitions between scenes and during quiet parts it's easy to hear. Audio doesn't sound as "clean" at louder volumes either. I've tried hitting mute to see if it goes away but it's still there.
Would this simply be the NAD underpowering the Studio 60's? Perhaps power line noise? It completely goes away as far as I can tell at lower volumes but perhaps it's just inaudible at lower volumes. It occurs at what I would consider to be a loud but very tolerable listening volume. No ear-splitting volumes.
Wondering if anyone knew the cause?