Audio clipping in and out on marantz sr19 and making a clicking sound. Is this a heat related problem?
It's probably not heat due to the Marantz' large frame and heat-synchs.
This could simply be a mismatch of impedance. The amp is 120w per channel, so make sure the speakers can handle this. Check the impedance (ohms) of the speakers and the amp as well.
Clipping can be caused by overpowering the speakers, which could damage the speakers in the long-run.
If this is only from 1 source- (i.e.- Blu-ray player or cable) then it could be digital clipping.. This Marantz can decode 96kHz PCM or normal Dolby Digital & DTS. If this is a Blu-ray it may be streaming 192kHz PCM... (but most likely the Marantz will not even attempt to play that audio)
I hope this helps.
Posted on May 31, 2009
I have the same problem. thing is, it's new. i have good cables, the the polks handled the sr19 perfectly for a couple years... then the clipping began. and it's not in a rack.
Todd
Posted on Oct 31, 2011
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cjakHD,
thanks so much for bringing up speakers.
a 20 lb maine coon cat recently climbed of the back of the AV rack and pulled some speaker wires. I had reconnected them incorrectly.
Now all is well.
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