Monster_Omelette
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Hmmm, I had exactly the same problem you did, except that when I tried different USB cables, it went away; for me, the one they supplied was clearly faulty. However, the fact that the problem gets worse with the other cable is perplexing...
Originally Posted by wrecked_porsche /img/forum/go_quote.gif Guys, either I have a defective amp or I have found a defect in this amp design. Can u guys please try this out and see: When plugged into the usb output of you computer, try to move the mini usb plug on the amp from right to left or up and down a little. When ever the metal part of the plug touches the sides of the casing, my foobar2k/WMP stops playing and sometimes i get an error in Windows XP saying there is something is wrong with the usb audio device... WTH? Its an intermittent problem. Sometimes when i shake it it happens, sometimes it doesn't happen. I found out about this problem because my foobar2k would randomly freeze up when playing, now I know why. I was thinking its an internal problem with the amp, now I know its the usb plug. When I use this plug: The problem is even easier to replicate. Something is shorting out IMHO... I'll try it on my desktop later and see. Right now I'm on my laptop. Guys, I'd really appreciate it if you could test it out and see if it happens with yours too or is it just me with a defective amp. Thanks a lot, I appreciate the help. I love the sound of this amp, I'm just sad this has to happen to me. |
Hmmm, I had exactly the same problem you did, except that when I tried different USB cables, it went away; for me, the one they supplied was clearly faulty. However, the fact that the problem gets worse with the other cable is perplexing...