QSC MX2000a for RT3000p?

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  • ChrisD06
    ChrisD06 Posts: 926
    @Clipdat I have a dB meter. I use 75dB on average but will go up to 86dB occasionally for no longer than 2 hours. Keeping my hearing is my goal lol.
    My gear:
    • TCL 75QM7K TV
    • Onyko TX-NR656 AVR
    • RT3000p Fronts
    • CS1000p Center
    • RT35 Side Surrounds
    • RT35 Rear Surrounds
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  • Clipdat
    Clipdat Posts: 13,089
    Then I am confused as to why you are experiencing audible distortion at those relatively tame/normal listening levels.
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  • ChrisD06
    ChrisD06 Posts: 926
    @Clipdat Probably the AVR going bad...
    My gear:
    • TCL 75QM7K TV
    • Onyko TX-NR656 AVR
    • RT3000p Fronts
    • CS1000p Center
    • RT35 Side Surrounds
    • RT35 Rear Surrounds
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  • ChrisD06
    ChrisD06 Posts: 926
    @Clipdat

    Forgot to inform you. I fixed my RT3000p amps yesterday. Once I got them set up I figured I'd do something I haven't done before, I pulled the left tweeter (which had a melted dome) to see how the ferrofluid was holding up.

    The voice coil was melted a little. F1nut told me back when I made my post about getting my 3000s that I should replace it. I pulled an SL6506 from my RT600i and popped it in.

    Waddaya know! There's no more distortion. I guess it all was coming from that one tweeter. It was so bad too... now it's fixed!
    My gear:
    • TCL 75QM7K TV
    • Onyko TX-NR656 AVR
    • RT3000p Fronts
    • CS1000p Center
    • RT35 Side Surrounds
    • RT35 Rear Surrounds
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