allears4u
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| 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... | |
| Cheap Tweeks Cheap tweeks.... Diversitech EVA Anti-Vibration Pad under my Klipsch LaScalas on my unstable wooden floor snapped the audio image into sharp focus. Quite remarkable actually. Short of buying the IsoAcoustics GAIA I Speaker Isolators @ $599.95 pe... | |
| Raven Audio Nighthawk Millercarbon has caught me at it again...I stand accused of hyperbole! (All in good humour) May I really be honest with you? The Blackhawk is really Waaayyyyy better. Since I've owned both the Nighthawk and Blackhawk I should know! The tone and ti... | |
| Raven Audio Nighthawk I have owned both the Nighthawk AND Blackhawk. Had Nighthawk almost a year then traded up to Blackhawk. Almost didn't make the change because I honestly didn't believe it could get better (law of diminishing returns theory). I WAS COMPLETELY WRONG... | |
| Recommend Outstanding Russian Choral Music Pure Russian Euphoria: Feodor Potorjinsky's Russian Choir Vespers and Matins, Westminster Gold Series, WGM-8150. You will never be the same. Complete time travel experience. The most ancient melodies of the different Russian Monasteries. | |
| how can low watt tube amps drive speakers with higher power requirements "Back in the day" we bought stereo systems and the first thing asked was, " How many watts?" Every manufacturer played the numbers game to perfection because we had become "spec sheet scientists". {RMS @ 8 Ohms 20 - 20000...THD 0.000001 S/N ratio.... |