Yeah, like I wrote an arrow (or a band) with the text “source” might help - at least for interconnects. But for snaic/burndy you’d still need the manual
Exactly, and you are spot on with the image of the guide - it would seem so easy to do the same for the i/c
Is there anywhere in the manuals where it clearly states this? I could not find it. There are the drawings, of course, but they don’t seem to include the interconnects
I guess the manuals can’t say everything. We see people putting their preamp on top of their power amp. We see people putting their equipment in a closed cupboard and asking why it’s getting hot. There are probably users who wash their Naim in the bath without unplugging it and then wonder why they get a strange tingle up their arms. Which gets back to the dealer, who really should explain all this.
It doesn’t actually make any difference to the sound anyway……
True, though adding the little box to the i/c drawing just like for the burndy wouldn’t have hurt
Just as I suggested above. It’s not rocket science and it’s odd it wasn’t added.
Yes, I intended to say “just like you already wrote”
I think it’s only simple if you know how the source signal travels between the various boxes, which can be in opposite directions from the same box. As always, a picture is worth a thousands words….
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