allears4u
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| Cheap Speaker "Isolation" Solution for 300 lb. Speaker Trampoline is optimum. I've built two. One for my turntable and second for SVS SB-2000 pro. They are amazing. Requires some trial and error. The tramp must end up causing item to "hover" inside rack. I've used high strength bungees but it must be ... | |
| Klipsch!. The worst speaker company, EVER? Opinions and ears do vary. Not to mention the blazing need to have a compatible unique set of kit to fit with the special demands of Klipsch heritage line. As a totally satisfied owner of Klipsch Lascala II I can tell you first hand they are simu... | |
| The Raven Has Landed QSA yellow fuse upgrade in my Nighthawk/Blackhawk mod is getting better everyday. I'm hearing so much more of everything. but here's the weird thing....sometimes the music sounds slower. Probably more relaxed somehow, reminds me of the feeling bet... | |
| FUSES, Finally!? To fuse or not to fuse....well I did it, I dipped my audio toe into the fuse pool. Just bought the QSA Light Blue at a mere $71. What could I lose? I know, $71 bucks. So I was going to be the voice of reason. I slipped it in the slot and fired my ... | |
| Best sub for music, Having talked myself out of "no sub is the best sub' (based on multiple sub failures) I was willing to try again based on the sheer logic of roll off on Klipsch Lascala under 50 hz. (But what can possibly be added with such a low frequency?) A LOT... | |
| The Raven Has Landed And, let me add to Millercarbon's splendid Raven Blackhawk, it does get better with time and tweeks. That's why I ask about the fuses. Added an SVS sub and built bungee suspension platform which works wonderfully. And tube rolling with Blackhawk h... | |
| The Raven Has Landed Just a quick question for our beloved audio guru Millercarbon.....you mentioned in passing that the QSA Blue fuse would improve my Blackhawk. Raven Audio says 3 amp slow burn 250 volt, but QSA site asks for size etc. Could you briefly pontificate ... | |
| Integrated Amps - another thread... Bringing my audio experience to an entirely new level. the Raven Nighthawk Integrated tube amp is about $3000. I thought I knew what a "system" could sound like. O sure. I'd heard demo systems that blew me away here and there. But the $$$$ was bey... | |
| Best sub for music, A response to "No sub is the best sub" and so I have also said....however, while we say, the cello is at 200 hz and the kettle drum can register at 110hz, the actual frequency isn't a pin point. While each instrument is most pronounced at the freq... | |
| As you have moved on, are there any items you remember fondly...or most fondly? Back in the good 'ol days....when I was a junior sales rep at the "Electronic Sound" stereo store (great name, right?), I had just enough money to buy the Bang and Olufsen tangential tracking turntable. I remember (probably wrong) that I paid abo... | |
| Best sub isolation? My floor is so wobbly and hollow, (I live in a 30' yurt), that I'd almost given up on using my turntable except when all 'traffic' was gone. Out of pure frustration built a four cornered bungee suspended platform attached to my component stand. Wo... | |
| Best sub isolation? Super advice everyone! Got me thinking outside the box....I have built a wooden frame 24" X24" X 6" with one semi heavy bungee cord woven back and forth creating a trampoline weave which being tested with the weight of the sub causes it to hover o... | |
| Best sub isolation? I would just get the feet and surely will do so but my floor is "special". After a year of trial and mostly error finally cured my turntable issue. Now my wife can dance through the listening/living room with no problem and never have feedback. Ad... | |
| tweaks that impress the unsuspecting Question: Anyone ever compare SubDude sub isolator with IsoAcoustics Iso-200Sub Subwoofer Isolation Stand? They both are about the same price and with my wooden floor I need help with my SVS PC-2000! OR maybe just some cork blocks under a solid ... | |
| Raven Audio Nighthawk VS Blackhawk I suppose most casual audiophiles (like me) really don't deserve the moniker "audiophile" because as was rightly stated I had no personal experience that I could draw upon to empirically testify better upgraded parts could revolutionize the qualit... |