[albaman]

How do you spell ooooooops?
 
Phones work better when plugged into phones out! Now working fine.
 
Thanks!

 

[whoever]

How do you spell ooooooops?

Phones work better when plugged into phones out! Now working fine.

Thanks!

hahaha you were lucky....people actually sent their unit back to China because of that!!

 

[burtomr]

hahaha you were lucky....people actually sent their unit back to China because of that!!

 

 

[mochill]

I did the same thing when I go mine and was like wat the EFF and then I noticed ii pluged it in the wrong hole

 

[jamato8]

Yes

 

[Ivabign]

A CLASSIC!!! WE ALL DID IT! DON'T BE ASHAMED!!!

:-D

I DID IT!!!

 

[headwhacker]

I did the same thing when I go mine and was like wat the EFF and then I noticed ii pluged it in the wrong hole

 
At some point we all did it specially when when drunk

 

[nmatheis]

At some point we all did it specially when when drunk :tongue_smile:

Sad to admit, but I've done it more than once...

 

[Rumpelstiltskin]

Now, for a strange one. This has happened only twice (in about 300 hours of use/burn in) and clears with a switch off and on again. The vertical line of dots appear along the right hand side of the screen (can't get pic to post upright).
It's very(very) hot in the UK at the moment - I wonder if that's caused it?
 

 
Anyone else had this, very occasional, problem?
Cause? Solution?

 

[zeppu08]

Now, for a strange one. This has happened only twice (in about 300 hours of use/burn in) and clears with a switch off and on again. The vertical line of dots appear along the right hand side of the screen (can't get pic to post upright).
It's very(very) hot in the UK at the moment - I wonder if that's caused it?




Anyone else had this, very occasional, problem?
Cause? Solution?

Experienced this once, but after reseting its gone.. Then never happened again.

 

[nc8000]

Has happened to me a couple of times. Just turning of the screen and turning it on again cleared it.

 

[Rumpelstiltskin]

That's cool (so far) Guy's.
I'm not alone and, just as with my experience, it's too much of a rare event to worry about.

 

[nmatheis]

Has happened to me a couple of times. Just turning of the screen and turning it on again cleared it.

I've seen this a few times at startup/shutdown but didn't notice it persisting when playing.

 

[DaYwEeD]

  Now, for a strange one. This has happened only twice (in about 300 hours of use/burn in) and clears with a switch off and on again. The vertical line of dots appear along the right hand side of the screen (can't get pic to post upright).
It's very(very) hot in the UK at the moment - I wonder if that's caused it?
 

 
Anyone else had this, very occasional, problem?
Cause? Solution?

Yup, hit the power button twice to turn the screen off and on again. No need to re-boot. Happened to me quite a number of times before.

 

[jk47]

dx90 clipping?
 
[i'm not even sure if what i'm experiencing is properly labelled "clipping"]
 
 
i've used my dx90 for only a handful of hours. i'm not sure if that's relevent to my question:
 
i've experienced clipping in ONE place in ONE classical piece [so far] - it's [supposed to be] a relatively sudden transition to a different theme at a louder volume in [i think it's the 2nd movement] schubert's death and the maiden quartet.  i replayed it to see if it recurred, and indeed it did.  this is playing a flac5 rip of a cd, and i know the rip is good because i've played it over my speaker system without a problem.  the sound just disappears for a moment at the transition, then reappears.
 
i'm using low gain, volume about 200-210, directly out to k812's.
 
i haven't tried changing the gain setting.  would that matter with my low impedance, high sensitivity phones?
any thoughts? or is this just something i have to live with?