Recent content by chjdean

So I think I have found the source of the problem. Today I put on a record and it played fine on both speakers. Sounded great. I then went to switch the record and after doing this, one speaker went dead and to a "hum". Since the arm was the only thing I moved, I'm pretty sure the problem lies...

I thought I had controlled for a bad phono input by using an external phono box that I then put through the CD audio in/recorder audio in. Was still having this issue. What I find annoying is sometimes you get 2 speakers, but most times only one. Leads me to believe there is bad soldering somewhere

New to turntables here and Just bought a new pro ject turntable. Have been having trouble getting the audio to work correctly so wanted to get some insight. Currently, sporadically I will get two speakers to work, but the majority of the time - only one speaker will play audio- the other speaker...

Went back and checked all the wiring. Everything was fine. You may be right... I do like my music with a warm bass-line, but I was definitely not expecting how little the 805s would have. Luckily, I will be adding a subwoofer. Eventually I'll probably upgrade the amp too, when money magically...

Marantz PM-8005 Integrated Amp, Sorry I wrote 8004 in the initial post. Its actually the 8005

I'll certainly check the terminal connections when I get home. What troubles me is that I used to have CM5s that I sold for the 805S. It pains me to say that I enjoyed their fuller sound a lot more. 805 lower end kind of sounds like an old radio speaker...It's kind of pathetic at the moment...

Hey guys, Recently bought a used pair of b&w 805S. They sound incredible... except for the low-end. Now I am not expecting subwoofer-like performance from these bookshelves, but the bass is literally non-existent. It is like someone re-recorded each song and just took out the low end. It seems...