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Originally Posted by aarsoe
Sorry, my mistake. I did mean the CP-800. In any case I have both without issues. However I do have quite extensive power filtration in front of the CP & SSP. One thing I really learned from experience and that regret that Classė removed on he CP and all newer Delta models is the ability to see if the unit is correctly phased meaning turned the correct way in the power socket. If your sub is turned 180 then you will experience spikes for sure.
I do however think that output level on the CP is much much higher than compared to the "old" generation. So maybe an autonator dampening the signal say 7-10 db will also help. Or you could try to lower the output signal via the menu and see if it will have an effect.
Anyway just wanted to help.
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Thanks for the clarification and new thoughts. Much appreciated.
Because all the gear has grounded, polarized outlets, I don't think anything is plugged in with reversed AC polarity. However, the CP-800 is going through a Furman power filter, while the subs are plugged into the wall directly.
I'll try turning the volume down or muting the unit before switching to standby. In any case, the thump really is only an annoyance, not a problem.