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I suspect that's one cause...

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oscar

In Reply to: RE: I guess to each his own.... posted by racerguy on November 27, 2007 at 07:35:47

It's happened with a 2nd LG in the system as well. It seems to happen most often (but not always) on dynamic peaks. I think a more robust DAC stage is in order, but that might be wishful thinking. Nevertheless, I wouldn't expect the amp to "wimp out" so quickly, especially since I've never had issues with any other sources.

OTOH, I've never before fed uncompressed movie "kablooie" soundtracks to the system either. Still one would expect a 800W/channel (4 ohms) amp would be robust enough to handle the load.

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Does it happen with any other source? - racerguy 07:59:46 11/27/07 (1)
If it does, blame your amps. If it doesn't, it's something in the design of the LG.
- Nope....Every other source I play screamingly loud with no issues. - oscar 09:16:31 11/27/07 (0)
  It only happens when I select DTS, TrueHD, or PCM using the LG BH100 audio outputs. Hasn't happened yet with the LG set to DD/DD+ output. It happens less often if I select "small" speakers on the LG audio options but then I lose a ton of bass (there's issues with the LFE output I suspect).
  
  No one else I know has any issues with the LG (other than low LFE) ????

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