Is there any way to eliminate the "sound" with these when using a Lepai LP-2020A+ as amp?
1451827
Hey man, i have the same set up. If you are running the puck from the Center/LFE channel then make sure you are only running through left OR right channel and not both. left is LFE (or sub, what u want). right channel is center and will try and play treble and middle as well. or vice versa!!
1451828
This device is used for bass, if that is what you are referring to then you will need a crossover to give your amp the lower end frequency, alternatively if you are also using a 5.1 AVR you can use the sub out and then feed that into your Lepai amp, hope this helps Mark
2207569
One possible way would be to purchase XLR splitters. Send one signal straight into the Behringer, and the other into your amp for your passives.
195714
Kody,All you need is to replace the AC adapter with a DC Plug that matches the Power in Jack on your Lepai amp. Be Careful to observe the correct polarity.. or you will destruct the amp! Tip is +, sleeve is -. As far as where to get tips, I usually use a cable and plug from a dead Power adapter for a laptop (like the one that came with your Lepai), or, if you have a Radio Shack near you, they still carry DC plugs that can be wired up to - simply take the lepai in, and see which one best fits.. use a voltmeter after wiring to ensure you have correct polarity.
1907024
They could help in that circumstance. I tried for guitar with direct connect to floor pedal and amp. They distorted the sound too much.
195716
Kody, All you need is to replace the AC adapter with a DC Plug that matches the Power in Jack on your Lepai amp. Be Careful to observe the correct polarity.. or you will destruct the amp! Tip is +, sleeve is -. As far as where to get tips, I usually use a cable and plug from a dead Power adapter for a laptop (like the one that came with your Lepai), or, if you have a Radio Shack near you, they still carry DC plugs that can be wired up to - simply take the lepai in, and see which one best fits.. use a voltmeter after wiring to ensure you have correct polarity.
1414604
Change sound settings to turn off equalizer and adjust the bass (up) and the treble(down)...helps a little
1409108
If you are using the RCA style stereo inputs i.e. the standard red and white cables they will always pop when unplugging or plugging them in. This is due to the design of the connection and you can't fix this. It is good practice to always unplug or turn off your amplifier or speakers whenever making connections.
1106416
I am no expert but after doing my research this is what I got. Lepai LP-168HA 2.1 2 x 40-Watt Amplifier and 1x68W Sub OutputIt isn't turned up all the way and it still does the job well. I do recommend a base amp so it will only go off when base sounds come through
2000743
If you are getting unsatisfactory sound from two separate sources it has nothing to do with the set. I have the same shouldn't and it sounds fine to me. I would suggest going into your equalizer settings and adjusting until you find the amount of treble you like.
2181437
From my understanding this is for bi-amping. I own a set of them though and they come with a bracket that bridges the posts so that you can use them normally. Basically if you intend to use these with any normal surround setup you should just leave them the way they come with that bracket and they sound absolutely amazing.
231697
Probably, I find it noisy in the effects loop of my amp. Not so much directly into input.
1872
I didn't have that problem with the ones I bought. They have worked fine. Might be a problem with one you received, or if you have a way to adjust your pre-amp some may help to corrext the isssue.
2018928
If you record through guitar amp in garageband, you'll not get those noises. Try it (y)
219452
Yes, I encountered the same issue. The best solution is to import the file into Audacity (free software) and then apply amplification. I usually added some EQ too because they sound too thin. Of course, if you are a purist, you would like to avoid this last step. As I mentioned in my review, mp3 recording here is a good idea but the technology used needs some tweecking. I hope this helpful.
774524
It looks like the amp does something to the sound to make it sound less like headphones, so possibly, but I can't at all say for sure.
162812
It's almost the actual way to do it... YOu cn try to do it from the amp but it's never gonna be as clear as the sound you will get from your pc, you can also download some patches
154123
I am not familiar with lepai...but these speakers have a broad freq response on there own. I recommend a subwoofer so you can FEEL the low end.