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<blockquote data-quote="pisto" data-source="post: 8923580" data-attributes="member: 694672">What do you mean? You are probably referring to technology I&#039;m not familiar with. I&#039;m pretty basic at this stuff.I will, of course, experiment with bypassing the XEC-700, but I am analog guy at heart and I don&#039;t really like DSP the same way that I do not use a lot of fancy EQ. One reason liked my old Alpine CDA units were the only have TWO adjustments, bass and treble. When I had my old set up I used the Alpine with and w/o an XEC-500. I kept the Sony back then so went with it this time.OH:: forgot to mention. SWITCHING RCA&#039;S FIXED EVERYTHING UP. Looks like I just had some dust or dirt perhaps. But, I still think I am mismatched somewhere. Hey, I measured 10-12v coming out of the XEC-700 with my scope. Does that make sense to you????My gains are set about half way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pisto, post: 8923580, member: 694672"] What do you mean? You are probably referring to technology I'm not familiar with. I'm pretty basic at this stuff. I will, of course, experiment with bypassing the XEC-700, but I am analog guy at heart and I don't really like DSP the same way that I do not use a lot of fancy EQ. One reason liked my old Alpine CDA units were the only have TWO adjustments, bass and treble. When I had my old set up I used the Alpine with and w/o an XEC-500. I kept the Sony back then so went with it this time. OH:: forgot to mention. SWITCHING RCA'S FIXED EVERYTHING UP. Looks like I just had some dust or dirt perhaps. But, I still think I am mismatched somewhere. Hey, I measured 10-12v coming out of the XEC-700 with my scope. Does that make sense to you???? My gains are set about half way. [/QUOTE]

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