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Re: You’re doing it wrong…
Imagine the battery in that General E(lon) withstanding a 40-foot slow motion jump. 
Viking64
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Re: Post a picture.....any picture...part deux...
Yea, think summer is over here too.
Right now….

Right now….

skipshot12
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AirPod Pro 2 to be able to become hearing aids!
With an update the Pros can become hearing aids for mild to moderate hearing loss. Apple about to turn the hearing aid business upside down! For $250 you can get the pros.
Peace D https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/i-tested-the-apple-airpod-pro-2-hearing-aid-software-early-heres-everything-you-need-to-know/
Peace D https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/i-tested-the-apple-airpod-pro-2-hearing-aid-software-early-heres-everything-you-need-to-know/
Dabutcher
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Re: Calling MSG, where are you?
As for Verb, much like Humpty Dumpty, he was pushed.
Does your mommy know rhat you're playing on the internet again ? 🤔
mrbigbluelight
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Re: AVR and integrated amp use same remote codes
mdaudioguy wrote: »HT/TV control is pretty much ok, as I need both the AVR and amp on and the Harmony remote handles all that just fine.
I've discovered the ability to switch the amp between Power Amp Direct mode and normal integrated mode with the Harmony remote. Marantz said this could not be done, and their remote won't do it! However, my Harmony remote doesn't have enough customization ability to create a single-button activity for music listening.
I saw your post after so many years. I own marantz PM12SE. The remote cannot switch between power amp mode and integrated mode, which is annoying. I have harmony hub but not sure how you solve it. Can you tell me more details?
Hello friend! I registered just to let you know I had the exact same problem.
The only clue I could find was those posts from mdaudioguy who said he figured it out, but didn't explain the process.
I managed to make my PM8006 switch to Power Amp Direct mode via remote! I believe it will work for your PM12SE as well.
Here's the process—you’ll need a Harmony hub and remote (though other Harmony devices may work too; I tested on an older Harmony 525, and it also works).
When I discovered that Marantz devices share IR codes, here’s the workaround I found: instead of adding your Marantz PM8006 (or any similar model that requires holding a button for 3 seconds to switch to Power Amp Direct) to your Harmony device list, add it as the Marantz model PM-10. Why? Because by selecting this advanced PM-10, you get access to two useful commands: “DirectInOn” and “DirectInOff.” This lets you switch to Power Amp Direct mode instantly with no need to hold down the button!
For the second issue I had, where both my SR6013 and PM8006 were receiving the same commands, the solution was also straightforward. The Harmony hub has two mini IR blasters connected to ports on its back. In the Harmony hub settings, go to “Hub Assignments” and assign each device to a different IR mini blaster (e.g., set one device to mini blaster port 1 and the other to mini blaster port 2). Then, simply position each mini blaster so it only reaches the intended device. If it doesn’t work right away, try unplugging the Harmony hub and reconnecting it.
Hopefully, this helps anyone facing a similar situation!
Punisa
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