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| In-Room responce measurement with Legacy Focus SE speakers @erik_squires no I am thinking you are right: there is for sure a bigger need to get the speakers and room mechanically properly tuned: I don't think ANY EQ or DSP would bring out what the speakers are properly capable. Chances are all those thin... | |
| In-Room responce measurement with Legacy Focus SE speakers @erik_squires that is EXACTLY what I was wondering, and you articulated all of it perfectly. In my little living room space, at very normal levels (50-60db), you can still feel the weight of a guitar pluck from low to high strings, and feel metal... | |
| In-Room responce measurement with Legacy Focus SE speakers Morning @fthompson251 I sure can. Integrated amp: Rega Ellicit Mk4. CD Player & DAC: Rega Saturn. Streamer: iFi Zen Stream. Speaker wire: Deulund (12'). Turn table: Rega Planar 3. I am wondering about room correction software/hardware a... | |
| In-Room responce measurement with Legacy Focus SE speakers @erik_squires and @mashif thanks for the input on reflections. I was wondering a little about that as well, but I discounted it because of the size of the room (to me) is huge vs the speakers in them. You're right, if I stand near-inbetween th... | |
| In-Room responce measurement with Legacy Focus SE speakers https://www.flickr.com/photos/amtproductions/53619694364/in/dateposted-public/Thanks for the ideas @carlsbad2 That is a great idea, but unfortunately I am visiting the folks on the other side of the country from where I live, so no go on narrowing... | |
| Moving into an apartment with wood joist floors - worried about neighbors hearing There is some solid advise given, and some a bit drastic or too much too soon. I had a loft studio space in an old textile building in MA years ago, so I have some experience. Keep your speakers, do all the normal furnishings you are thinking: rug... | |
| Free air, tighter bass - snake oil or cheap tweaks? @erik_squires Oh gotcha...sort of like "peek-a-boo". Interesting. | |
| Free air, tighter bass - snake oil or cheap tweaks? I'm sorry but I'm a bit dim: what DOES he mean by "covering your speakers"? Like, cover the exposed wood/hard surfaces with fabric or felt (like the front panel of old Spica speakers)? | |
| Cable Break In for the Naysayers @unreceivedogma Nailed it. | |
| Can a DAC do double duty? @jmalen123 I have the PD-65 as well.Sadly, there's something wrong in the laser electronics and it no longer reads a CD. I -LOVED- this CD player. It really had an incredible presence and projected the instruments into the room. I wish I could ... | |
| Can a DAC do double duty? Man, I miss my Pioneer Elite CD Player!!! Yours is a6 CD version? Still running good without any laser issues at all? | |
| A $250 Power Conditioner? @lpretiring there are countless posts on various forums about 'power line conditioners', 'power line filtering' devices, to include the one I mentioned. They all perform the same function, and they all make the same claims, and they all make sam... | |
| Altec "Stonehenge III" speakers from 1977 - Any Good? @jasonbourne71 yea, seen a pair near me for $3500, faded front. Seems nutz to me too, but then again I really have no true frame of 'value' for these vs the actual sound. Do you find your bass/mid bass adequate? That is the only thing I am find... | |
| Altec "Stonehenge III" speakers from 1977 - Any Good? Thanks @hiend2 . The Model #19s are what I would -really- like to have, or the 17s. But I had never seen the Stonehenge model and kind of liked the smaller more 'conventional' floor stander as opposed to the large square box. I am curious what... | |
| A $250 Power Conditioner? Again, $35 and it does the same thing. |