Auxiliary sources lower in volume?

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Feb 28, 2005 | 12:56 PM

gmrulz4u

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I recently added a DVD Player/Mp3 Player to my system that is connected to my Sony ES deck via the Sony XA-300 Auxilliary input adapter.

I noticed right away that if I play the same CD in the DVD player, the volume is not as loud as when it is played directly in the Sony deck
itself.

Why is this?

I assume it might have something to do with the fact that the RCA's have such a low voltage output from the DVD player or something??

Anyone know??

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Feb 28, 2005 | 01:56 PM

Cavalier Chunk

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Quote:

Originally posted by gmrulz4u:
...Sony ES deck via the Sony XA-300 Auxilliary input adapter.

well thiers your problem. it's a sony

Feb 28, 2005 | 05:06 PM

JRace

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Chances are the output voltage on the dvd/mp3 player is low.

My Clarion has an adjustable input level for the AUX in.

Are you using a headphone out (if so up the volume on the dvd/mp3 player)?
Or is it a Line Out?