I'm not sure if this is the right place for this post, but I was needing some help with a sound set up. Okay, so in our basement, I attempted to set up a sound system to work, but I feel like it needs some fixing. Here's my set up:
ALL CONNECTIONS ARE USING THE RED/WHITE AUDIO CABLES
Source: xbox 360 wired into TV (Using RGB cables) or Ipod
wired into
Line 1 on a RADIOSHACK 3 channel stereo sound mixer
which is wired from the reciever port into an
RCA STAV 3860 audio/video reciever
which is then wired into some I think 15" Optimus Speakers (L & R)
It seems that when ever I turn something up though, like the reciever or the mixer, I hear this faint static-like sound. I don't know. Either the source is always too quite or the system is too loud, it's kinda tough to explain. When I turn up the TV it does this. It's kind of annoying. I used to wire the mixer into a 10 band stereo graphic equalizer AND THEN out to the reciever. I don't have an amp. I'm saving up for one, but would that change our help my setup at all?
I'm not sure if this is the right place for this post, but I was needing some help with a sound set up. Okay, so in our basement, I attempted to set up a sound system to work, but I feel like it needs some fixing. Here's my set up:
ALL CONNECTIONS ARE USING THE RED/WHITE AUDIO CABLES
Source: xbox 360 wired into TV (Using RGB cables) or Ipod
wired into
Line 1 on a RADIOSHACK 3 channel stereo sound mixer
which is wired from the reciever port into an
RCA STAV 3860 audio/video reciever
which is then wired into some I think 15" Optimus Speakers (L & R)
It seems that when ever I turn something up though, like the reciever or the mixer, I hear this faint static-like sound. I don't know. Either the source is always too quite or the system is too loud, it's kinda tough to explain. When I turn up the TV it does this. It's kind of annoying. I used to wire the mixer into a 10 band stereo graphic equalizer AND THEN out to the reciever. I don't have an amp. I'm saving up for one, but would that change our help my setup at all?