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RE: Onkyo PR SC886 can't drive my prosound amps

Posted by Scholl on June 29, 2012 at 13:50:24:
yes, I'll try that. I was hoping there was some dumb setting I missed and a member could direct me to. The mutes are fine.

I think the Ashlys sound a little better driven fully diff then with a non-ballanced converter.

My cheapo adcom tuner/pre can drive the amps to peak red at half volume.

I like the sound of the Onkyo but it sounds best below the -10db mark.

Thanks,