I don’t think it will ever be solved, because it is a difficult problem to replicate. There are some traces on which this defect is very visible, but other traces on which it is not obtained. If you try to turn the low frequency knob you will see the same effect on the level LEDs.
In reality there is no official report, so it will certainly not be taken into consideration, but this defect was reported by other users and also by me, but the problem is that it does not happen with all the tracks.
I don’t have this problem on the 2 I own! “Maybe because I’m using the limiter which is set to 0db, which is odd since it just limits the output level” I’m going to turn the limiter off to see if that does the same.
I think we really need to insist on this problem! Even if the products are not all impacted, because nothing proves that the products which did not have this problem, will not have it later with a future OS Engine!
Yes, the limiter is only on the master output. Furthermore, I also have the limiter set to 0dB, but this problem is seen on the channel leds not on the master output, which can also be at a lower level.
It happens to me that I set a certain visual level on the LEDs in the headphones (usually the first white LED lights up a little) when I perform the pre-listening. Then before mixing I sometimes turn the bass knob to the minimum and at that moment you see that the white LEDs start to level up. At that moment it would be instinctive to reduce the gain because visually it seems too high, but this is not true because as soon as I return the bass knob to the central position, then the LEDs return to normal.
