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Audio/Video Gear and Systems => Owner's Circles => Digital Amplifier Company Owners => Topic started by: Nsm1979 on 19 Feb 2021, 12:10 am
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I am looking for some help to resolve my issue with the inline King mono amps failing to power off when a signal is no longer present. My system is an iPad controlling a Node 2i, feeding a DAC DAC hs1, feeding Inline King Maraschinos, driving Spatial M4 Turbo S speakers. This situation has only recently started to begin happening since I replaced an Arcam Rplay with a Bluesound Node 2i. With the Arcam, the amps powered down quickly once the Qobuz app was closed. I also have a subwoofer connected to the Node 2i via the subwoofer output, and it does goes into sleep mode when music is not playing.
It appears that the DAC DAC is sensing a signal from the Node 2i, even though the Bluesound app has been closed and the iPad shutdown. Two lights on the DAC DAC remain lit.
I have gone into the main settings and set the sleep timer to 15 minutes. It counts down to zero, but the amps red lights remain lit.
I could really use some advice on how to get the inline amps to power down when using a Bluesound Node2i.
Thanks in advance.
Neil.
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I am looking for some help to resolve my issue with the inline King mono amps failing to power off when a signal is no longer present. My system is an iPad controlling a Node 2i, feeding a DAC DAC hs1, feeding Inline King Maraschinos, driving Spatial M4 Turbo S speakers. This situation has only recently started to begin happening since I replaced an Arcam Rplay with a Bluesound Node 2i. With the Arcam, the amps powered down quickly once the Qobuz app was closed. I also have a subwoofer connected to the Node 2i via the subwoofer output, and it does goes into sleep mode when music is not playing.
It appears that the DAC DAC is sensing a signal from the Node 2i, even though the Bluesound app has been closed and the iPad shutdown. Two lights on the DAC DAC remain lit.
I have gone into the main settings and set the sleep timer to 15 minutes. It counts down to zero, but the amps red lights remain lit.
I could really use some advice on how to get the inline amps to power down when using a Bluesound Node2i.
Thanks in advance.
Neil.
Neil,
Try pausing a 44k or 48k track. Do the amps sleep (after about 8 minutes)? Try the same with a 96k or 192k track. Thanks.
-Tommy O
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Thanks Tommy
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Thanks again Tommy. 96k on pause for 8 minutes triggered the sleep mode. FYI, 44k on pause for 8 minutes did not trigger the sleep mode.
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Thanks again Tommy. 96k on pause for 8 minutes triggered the sleep mode. FYI, 44k on pause for 8 minutes did not trigger the sleep mode.
Strange, the opposite (sleep works at lower sample rates) is what I expected you'd say. Older ILMs and DTMs can "wake up" from ultrasonic noise that is filtered off more at lower sample rates.