john_k_antony
Well-Known Member
Dear all,
I got my new Denon 2310 on Monday 7-Sep. This is my setup
AVR - Denon 2310 (6-16ohm speakers, 7X105W)
Fronts - Kef iQ7 (8ohms, 150W) (Bi-amped using the Amp)
Center - Kef iQ60C (8ohms, 150W)
Rear - Jamo s416 (6ohms, 80-120W)
Sub - Onkyo HT (8ohms, 100W, Powered Sub. This is from my old HTIB)
Now I have a strange issue. Sometimes when its playing stereo with a resonable volume, the speakers gets muted automatically. The sound comes back automatically after 2-3 seconds and playback continues normally. The AVR doesnt go to standby mode. Only the speaker output is cut and resumed after 2-3 seconds. I looked into the trouble shooting guide. It only speakes about a situation where the Amp goes to standby due to the activation of Amp protection circuit. But in my case the Amp is not going to standby, but the speakers are just muted for 2-3 seconds.
I have connected the Amp through a stabilizer (V-Guard 1KV, Crystal model and a spike buster). So I dont think its the voltage problem. And the Amp DOES NOT get heated up at all.
Is it because of the Bi-Amping? My front speakers are rated for a max power of 150W. The Amp is rated at 105W/per channel. Now after Bi-Amping the AMP will pump out close to 200W the front speakers that it cannot handle. I know that 105 is the peak power, but can this be an issue?
BTW, do I really require Bi-Amping in this case?
I would really appreciate any help on this regard.
Thanks,
John.
I got my new Denon 2310 on Monday 7-Sep. This is my setup
AVR - Denon 2310 (6-16ohm speakers, 7X105W)
Fronts - Kef iQ7 (8ohms, 150W) (Bi-amped using the Amp)
Center - Kef iQ60C (8ohms, 150W)
Rear - Jamo s416 (6ohms, 80-120W)
Sub - Onkyo HT (8ohms, 100W, Powered Sub. This is from my old HTIB)
Now I have a strange issue. Sometimes when its playing stereo with a resonable volume, the speakers gets muted automatically. The sound comes back automatically after 2-3 seconds and playback continues normally. The AVR doesnt go to standby mode. Only the speaker output is cut and resumed after 2-3 seconds. I looked into the trouble shooting guide. It only speakes about a situation where the Amp goes to standby due to the activation of Amp protection circuit. But in my case the Amp is not going to standby, but the speakers are just muted for 2-3 seconds.
I have connected the Amp through a stabilizer (V-Guard 1KV, Crystal model and a spike buster). So I dont think its the voltage problem. And the Amp DOES NOT get heated up at all.
Is it because of the Bi-Amping? My front speakers are rated for a max power of 150W. The Amp is rated at 105W/per channel. Now after Bi-Amping the AMP will pump out close to 200W the front speakers that it cannot handle. I know that 105 is the peak power, but can this be an issue?
BTW, do I really require Bi-Amping in this case?
I would really appreciate any help on this regard.
Thanks,
John.