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stormtiberius, modified 10 Years ago.
Genelec G Series concern
Youngling Posts: 1 Join Date: 1/10/13 Recent Posts1. Will there be audible sound(pop etc...?) whenever the speaker goes in to or comes out of standby?
2. Will the standby feature cause a delay when powering back up?
... now i kinda wish there was a dip switch to turn that feature off in a worst case scenario
northaholic, modified 9 Years ago.
Re: Genelec G Series concern
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 8/21/13 Recent Postswould it be possible to mitigate/remove this pop, through engineering/design, from the home audio (G- and F-series) product line? Genelec R&D boys take note!
i bought G-Two and F-One speakers for my SONOS system in bedroom with the intention to use the set-up as an alarm clock. the loud audible pop, especially from the F-One, instead of nice music was a really unpleasant/annoying way to wake up in the morning.
i returned the speakers after a week, which is a shame as the G-Two/F-One-combo sounded great!
best regards,
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