Multiroom sync? Turntable->Core->NAD Analog Amp.

Hi

I play multiroom with M3, M5, A6 and Core without problems.

Then, when I play an LP via my Turntable->Phono amp->Core Line In->Core Powerlink Out-RCA->NAD Analog Amp AUX line in->Passive speakers, sound plays fine out of the passive speakers.

BUT - the sound from the passive speakers is not in sync with the sound from the M3, M5 and A6 (those 3 are in sync).

So, I have to

1) listen to the Passive speakers (via Core) and turn off multiroom.

2) OR - turn on multiroom to M3, M5 and A6 and turn-off / turn-down my NAD Analog amp.

Can I do something so that I can play (M3, M5 and A6 multiroom via Core) and my passive speakers (driven from same Core) at the same time - all in sync?

jimcaj:

when I play an LP via my Turntable->Phono amp->Core Line In

Is your Core Line In delay deactivated?

mbolo01:

Is your Core Line In delay deactivated?

No, it says in the help text, that I cannot do multiroom from core, if deactivated

jimcaj:

No, it says in the help text, that I cannot do multiroom from core, if deactivated

It can do multiroom if deactivated but you’ll have a delay with other products in normal circumstances. Reason why I asked.

Which system is ahead? You may try disabling the the line in delay as the sound delay could be between the Core and the passive speakers, then results could be better .... or worse, but not scientifically solved !

mbolo01:

It can do multiroom if deactivated

Yep, you are right. I just tried it, but it didn’t make much of a difference, if any. I give up. Just a bit annoying that I cannot play my stereo in the livingroom and my A6 in the kitchen close by, at the same time in sync. But, thanks anyway

Is the Core optical out to NAD optical a possible option? I guess no otherwise you would have tried