Wasn't sure where to post this, but here goes: If I play music at low volume (usually when guests are over or the kids are studying), the audio will cut out after a few minutes at low (but very listenable) volume. I can bring it back by "jolting" it with a burst of higher volume, but then the problem repeats when I turn it back down. More facts:
- It is source-agnostic: It happens whether I'm streaming music or playing a CD.
- My set-up is amp, preamp, tuner, turntable, CD, Squeezebox (for streaming), and a pair of bookshelf speakers.
It's driving me crazy. Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dave
Wasn't sure where to post this, but here goes: If I play music at low volume (usually when guests are over or the kids are studying), the audio will cut out after a few minutes at low (but very listenable) volume. I can bring it back by "jolting" it with a burst of higher volume, but then the problem repeats when I turn it back down. More facts:
- It is source-agnostic: It happens whether I'm streaming music or playing a CD.
- My set-up is amp, preamp, tuner, turntable, CD, Squeezebox (for streaming), and a pair of bookshelf speakers.
It's driving me crazy. Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dave