[X-HW] Onkyo Digital Audio Processor

[Jim Eddy]

Thanks for the responses. The knob on mine definitely controls the RCA  
inputs. I have no idea if it works with the mic (but I would assume it  
does). There seems to be something in the hardware that tells the  
software to grey out the gain sliders in software. This happens with  
PeakLE, SoundStudio and Amadeus II. If I switch the input in to  
internal circuitry, the sliders become active. Plug in the Onkyo and  
change the input for it and the sliders grey out. I have to assume that  
this is on purpose. Now I need to figure out how to increase the gain  
on the input. Waveforms of a file ripped from a CD shows about twice  
the range of the files I record through the Onkyo from vinyl. It may be  
that the problem is with the phono pre-amp in my amplifier. I just did  
a test recording from my CD player through the amp and the Onkyo. I had  
to bring the input knob down a lot to keep the recording from clipping.  
So that brings me back to how to amplify the signal from the amplifier  
(I'm using the tape out jacks).

On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 09:40  AM, Andrew T. Lynch wrote:

> I Use the MSE-U33B and use the knob on the front to control the levels  
> for the RCA inputs.  I cannot adjust the levels in Amadeus II, except  
> for with the knob.  I wonder if there are different versions of the  
> hardware, or if there are differences under different versions of the  
> OS. I am running Mac OS X 10.2.3.
>
>

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