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Mar 10, 2020 at 1:20 PM Post #57,421 of 154,029
Rensek said:
Sorry to re-hash this...

Are you getting pop only when switching inputs, only when switching between passive & buffer, or both?

Are you switching between inputs and buffers that often? And the pop bothers you enough to go through all of this work? All to avoid a momentary pop on occasion.
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Yeah, it's anytime I do anything with the Saga + other than adjust volume. So, between switching inputs, changing from active/passive, or muting/unmuting. It's not an issue with Saga +, it's the DC on the amplifier input causing it, I just don't know how to fix this.

Yes, it's that annoying to me. I pretty much redid my home theater system a couple years ago because of something similar.

I ended up putting the Sys back in during lunch and setting it so that it's gone, I just need to get some longer interconnects so I can hid it because it sticks out like a sore thumb being that it's the only silver piece in the system...
 
Mar 10, 2020 at 1:25 PM Post #57,422 of 154,029
yonson said:
Yeah, it's anytime I do anything with the Saga + other than adjust volume. So, between switching inputs, changing from active/passive, or muting/unmuting. It's not an issue with Saga +, it's the DC on the amplifier input causing it, I just don't know how to fix this.

Yes, it's that annoying to me. I pretty much redid my home theater system a couple years ago because of something similar.

I ended up putting the Sys back in during lunch and setting it so that it's gone, I just need to get some longer interconnects so I can hid it because it sticks out like a sore thumb being that it's the only silver piece in the system...
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Take the amp to a qualified audio technician for repair if you are not familiar with differential amplifier repair.
 
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So I stitched together the Schiit ad from Stereophile via Apple News. Excuse any stray pixels. Do we know what APE is or am I behind the curve?
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Mad Lust Envy said:
Sarcasm takes...sarcasm.

It may not be obvious, but sometimes, it's pretty easy to see. A Jedi's post in particular looked like he was blatantly being sarcastic and not to be taken seriously. But hey, what do I know? It is what you make of it. In an era where everyone gets offended by everything, even things not meant to be taken seriously.,.. I don't even know anymore.
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I'm doing my best to teach netiquette... tone's lost with the emails. DON'T USE CAPITAL LETTERS FOR AN ENTIRE EMAIL. Bad news and criticism... never on a forum... PM the person or, better yet, phone call/face-time/video-chat. Oh... and follow a (supposed) Estonian adage, If I'm about to say something negative to a person, take a sip of water. Before I swallow it, think. Then swallow. Then speak.

And I also follow all kinds of advice from comedians like George Carlin (Braindroppings is a brilliant written compendium of his Lenny Bruce-esk, blue-wit), and Dennis Leary (his audio book should be mandatory reading too). :deadhorse:
 
Mar 10, 2020 at 6:34 PM Post #57,432 of 154,029
tafens said:
Hey, being from Sweden I resent that.
15 minutes is more than enough :smiley:
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If you study ABBA's music, you will find that much of Benny Andersson's music is surprisingly complex and difficult to perform well. Furthermore, Bjorn Ulvaeus' lyrics are well structured and deal a lot of dark undertones, especially so when you consider that he is not a native English speaker.
 
Mar 10, 2020 at 6:37 PM Post #57,433 of 154,029
sam6550a said:
If you study ABBA's music, you will find that much of Benny Andersson's music is surprisingly complex and difficult to perform well. Furthermore, Bjorn Ulvaeus' lyrics are well structured and deal a lot of dark undertones, especially so when you consider that he is not a native English speaker.
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I was waiting for someone else to post about the quality of their music.

You laid it out very elegantly. Much better then I would have said.

Abba is awesome, seriously.
 
Mar 10, 2020 at 6:58 PM Post #57,434 of 154,029
sam6550a said:
If you study ABBA's music, you will find that much of Benny Andersson's music is surprisingly complex and difficult to perform well. Furthermore, Bjorn Ulvaeus' lyrics are well structured and deal a lot of dark undertones, especially so when you consider that he is not a native English speaker.
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ABBA rules!
 
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