atmasphere
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| Wife opened door to build my best ever system...ideas for what it should be? I would start with the Swarm subwoofer system.This will take care of the bass issues so you get proper bass at the listening position in almost any room, from about 75Hz and down to 20Hz.This frees up the main speakers to not have to go down so de... | |
| Need Help Locating Schematics for Bedini 100/100 What is the diameter of the cap? | |
| Need Help Locating Schematics for Bedini 100/100 If the fuse is good the next thing to do is see if the power supply is running since it affects both channels. It should be making about 45 volts or so plus and minus on the output transistors. If this sounds at all intimidating, take it to a tech... | |
| Matching tube preamp to ss amp Actually 2800 ohms isn't bad- what's important is the output impedance at 20Hz; the 2800 ohm figure was probably at 1000Hz. If the output impedance at 20Hz is greater than the 1000Hz value (which is common unless the preamp does not employ an outp... | |
| BEL 1001 MK5 driving Joseph Audio Pulsars 2007 is probably not old enough yet for the power supply caps to be in trouble. | |
| Correct Way to Invert Phase We've had a polarity switch on our preamps since their inception in 1989. IME you can really only hear a minor difference if you have a 2 or 3 mic recording; anything multitracked or multimiked will sound the same in either polarity. | |
| Need Help Locating Schematics for Bedini 100/100 This amp is not that complicated. A competent tech should be able to sort it out. Both channels dead is likely a power supply problem. Blown fuse, damaged circuit breaker, stuff like that. You checked the fuse of course?? | |
| BEL 1001 MK5 driving Joseph Audio Pulsars That is about as big a room as I would attempt to use. 83dB is is *very* low sensitivity! How old is the BEL? If older than 25 years, you really might want to consider getting the filter capacitorss in the power supply replaced. It will sound bett... | |
| The most criminal practice in the speaker industry revealed!! Keep reading Everyone who reads this thread could report the OP for trolling. I've done my part. Now everyone here do theirs. Otherwise you can't complain as he continues to troll. The 'report' feature is a link in the bottom right hand of each post. Just clic... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world as much as that which relates to added headroom; performance gains at a similar SPL compared to a smaller/less powerful system due to less cone movement and wattage put through the voice coils, and therefore less distortion and cleaner bass. O... | |
| Tannoy Speaker Owners I’ve read Tannoy’s sound better with tubes:) Many speakers do... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world for those wanting to take the bar even higher a bigger scale will be advantageous. IME what this often means has something to do with sound pressure. Certainly its no worries building subs that go deeper, can do greater sound pressure and the like... | |
| Total bass suck out at 40hz I have audible base to below 30 hz, just none at 40. My room is long and narrow, equipment is set up on narrow wall. 14' x 38'.@mizike The phenomena you are dealing with is called a Standing Wave. When the bass comes out of your speakers, before... | |
| Rega Planar 3 hum resolve. @The Grado hum is easily corrected by grounding the motor to the tonearm. | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world Moreover: if this (i.e.: DBA) was truly about physics and adhering to that, it’s conspicuous that the sheer size and displacement area of subs isn’t taken more into consideration.Uh... it is.The size of the subs *has* been taken into considerati... |