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In Reply to: Is it possible you made an error installing it yourself? Re-wiring the RB300 made a very dramatic difference on my P3. posted by hukkfinn on September 12, 2006 at 17:10:44:
While it is possible that I made a mistake, I found the re-wire straightforward and easy compared to other electronics jobs I have done. The Incognito instructions were very clear, and I triple checked each step.The may be an alternative interpretation. Your description of "after" sounds like what I heard both "before" and "after." Bass is superb (deep organ notes can rattle things on shelves), and the highs of violins and other instruments are silky and airy, very realistic. I did the re-wire primarily because I thought the stock RCAs were crappy, and one was developing an intermittent short. Perhaps before the re-wire, your RB300 had a fault in its wiring that led to the bad sound. The re-wire fixed that and made it sound like it should. I was not impressed with the stock wiring at all.
Joe
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- I doubt it. Another possible explanation. - jsm 12:51:23 09/13/06 (0)
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