Peachtree Audio Decco User Manual

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The Decco sounds “boomy”

This should only happen when the Decco is attached

to a pair of speakers with adequate bass response

and the Bass Eq is engaged. Simply disengage the

Bass EQ.

Your iPod doesn’t sound quite right through the Decco

iPod offers custom equalizations that aren’t neces-

sary with the Decco and a good pair of speakers. Use

a “ﬂ at” response and be sure the iPod volume is set

at a level to match other components.

The remote control dosen’t work

Please check the batteries by removing the screw on

the back of the remote. It is an infrared remote so it

needs a clear line of sight to the sensor on the front

panel.

When you switch from one source to another you get a

loud “click” or “pop”

Sometimes this is from static buildup but it should

not occur consistently over a long period of time.

Contact your dealer or Signal Path if this persists.

Your Coaxial Digital connection doesn’t sound right.

You must use a wide bandwidth 75 ohm digital inter-

connect in this application. If you use a standard au-

dio RCA cable the results will not be nearly as good.

You lose your signal on the USB input

The ﬁ rst thing to try is rebooting the music server

program ( iTunes, Foobar, WMP, etc) and see if that

works. Then try turning the Decco off, then re-boot

your computer. Then turn the Decco back on. If the

computer still doesn’t recognize the USB DAC repeat

the process and also unplug the USB cable from the

computer and the Decco, then plug it back in right

before re-booting. These are computer devices, and

sometimes you’ll lose a signal just like your printer or

any other USB connected device.

T r o u b l e

S h o o t i n g

The Decco will not turn on

Make sure the on/off switch on the front panel is en-

gaged. Check to be sure the AC plug is connected.

Check the fuse.

The Decco unit turns on but there is no sound

Be sure you have the proper input selected. Make

certain the mute isn’t engaged. Make sure your

source is on. On the USB input an LED will light up

when the signal is locked.