Hi, and would appreciatte any help i can get.
few months ago i bought Audiolab 820cdq and some audiolab 8000m mono's to go with-same hifi shop.
wanted to use with my monitor audio rsw12 sub becoz that system really really needs warmth and sometimes i love the bass.
unfortunetly kept getting feedback noise thru right speaker/right mono with sub connected.never had probs when sub connectd to my old nads ever-contacted this forum several times about it.
took mono's and CDQ back to shop-they checkd all then told me all ok.
took advise from this forum-try splitters-I contacted audiolab helpdesk, eventually got reply that safe to try splitters instead of going cdq-mono's-sub.
worked first time--i was so very very elated aftr 3 months of trying to sort out. 2nd time2nd day turned on started getting feedback again thru right channel/right speaker.utterley gutted.
eventually borrowed mates old Nad power amp-worked a treat-no problems at all-never any feedback at all-just not quite as good sounding as audiolab mono's.
Told shop, they asked me to bring in mono's and sub. did. i called today to ask how things are and they me advsd sub doesnt work at all-did i imagine them working at home. i was in shock and didnt know what to say.
apart from being super gutted i dont know what to do next. i had the sub on every day with the old nad and even couple days with mates Arcam FMJ P38-no probs at all-ever. i listened to more music in one week that prev 2 months.always switched kit on and off in correct order.
until i borrowed a power amp i assumed the problem would be with CDQ trying to be too much or the right mono which was the shop's x display.
i dont know what to think, let alone do.
ps. sorry for any doubts i previously had about the CDQ and subs, the cdq is innocent-awesome performer-just lacks warmth.
kit; monitor audio GR60, monitor audio RSW12 sub ( alledgedly ) audiolab CDQ and 8000m mono's. wireworld oasis and chord epic, iMac.
few months ago i bought Audiolab 820cdq and some audiolab 8000m mono's to go with-same hifi shop.
wanted to use with my monitor audio rsw12 sub becoz that system really really needs warmth and sometimes i love the bass.
unfortunetly kept getting feedback noise thru right speaker/right mono with sub connected.never had probs when sub connectd to my old nads ever-contacted this forum several times about it.
took mono's and CDQ back to shop-they checkd all then told me all ok.
took advise from this forum-try splitters-I contacted audiolab helpdesk, eventually got reply that safe to try splitters instead of going cdq-mono's-sub.
worked first time--i was so very very elated aftr 3 months of trying to sort out. 2nd time2nd day turned on started getting feedback again thru right channel/right speaker.utterley gutted.
eventually borrowed mates old Nad power amp-worked a treat-no problems at all-never any feedback at all-just not quite as good sounding as audiolab mono's.
Told shop, they asked me to bring in mono's and sub. did. i called today to ask how things are and they me advsd sub doesnt work at all-did i imagine them working at home. i was in shock and didnt know what to say.
apart from being super gutted i dont know what to do next. i had the sub on every day with the old nad and even couple days with mates Arcam FMJ P38-no probs at all-ever. i listened to more music in one week that prev 2 months.always switched kit on and off in correct order.
until i borrowed a power amp i assumed the problem would be with CDQ trying to be too much or the right mono which was the shop's x display.
i dont know what to think, let alone do.
ps. sorry for any doubts i previously had about the CDQ and subs, the cdq is innocent-awesome performer-just lacks warmth.
kit; monitor audio GR60, monitor audio RSW12 sub ( alledgedly ) audiolab CDQ and 8000m mono's. wireworld oasis and chord epic, iMac.