atmasphere
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| I NEED AN AMP!! BUT WHAT?? HELP PLEASE!! Since the OP likes his amp (just not enough power) the obvious thing to do is to get speakers that are easier to drive! If you want good sound, don't make your amplifier work hard (or it will make distortions causing the system to sound less detai... | |
| What are the best speakers for 80's hard rock? as the highs rolloff of these speakers makes merciful fate, sodom, bathory, slayer, hirax, satan jokers sound amazing, as if your a real metalhead,You don't need to have a high frequency rolloff to enjoy these bands! What you need is a system th... | |
| Why is my turntable sounding so muddy? I'd run that preamp for a week before taking it seriously. Electronics don't like sitting around for years without being run. Audio equipment has a way of not sounding right when you turn it on again (or ever- unless it gets serviced out after not... | |
| Why not use an arc'ed lathe? 'manufacturers like me'??We've tried really hard to make our stuff plug and play; automated the bias, made it really easy to set up the amp (matched tubes not required) and such. I recognized 30 years ago that stuff has to be easy to use or it wil... | |
| Class D Technology Its not 'dead time'! I would not expect the filter to have anything to do with it either. | |
| Why not use an arc'ed lathe? Sounds just like setting up my linear tracker. :^)Sounds just like setting up my pivot arm !Yes. Now imagine that the difficulty of doing so is 10 times greater and has to be done very 10 hours of use! | |
| Where is the significant point of diminishing returns on hi-end turntable? The point of diminishing return is that where it will take significantly more investment in order to make a minor improvement- one that might not even be worth writing home about.In LP reproduction you have four things that have to be tended to pr... | |
| What are the best speakers for 80's hard rock? My Classic Audio Loudspeakers model T3.3 are the best for rock and roll. And **all** other forms of music. Because they are the best. In my room. That I've heard so far. With my equipment. And my taste.Once again, the idea that a speaker is bette... | |
| Cheater plug safety Thanks!I guess I am asking is there anything really to worry about leaving it well enough alone?That amp has been around since the late 1950s. I would not worry about it.The concern is usually about what happens if the power switch takes a whack a... | |
| Don't think my preamp likes feeding signal to two seperate places. Does the crossover have outputs for the mids and highs? If so, even if they are single-ended, this would be worth trying.Some of the ARC amplifiers that have allegedly balanced differential inputs really don't do well with single-ended inputs (whi... | |
| Why not use an arc'ed lathe? I can answer part of this.The actual mechanics of doing a radial cut on a lathe is not that profound. The problem is that the cutting sylus is good for about 10 hours on the outside. Each stylus seems to be different from every other stylus. So wh... | |
| Don't think my preamp likes feeding signal to two seperate places. Many subs can operate off of the output of the amplifier terminals. You might contact the manufacturer and see if this is the case for your model. | |
| Don't think my preamp likes feeding signal to two seperate places. An additional problem is that the RCA is in parallel with the balanced output on the ARC preamp. This means that as soon as the RCA connection is used, the output of the balanced connection is no longer really balanced. There's a lot here that is ... | |
| Enough SET Power for Rock and Roll but I rarely hear those loudness queues you are speaking of. Even on very dynamic orchestral music I hear power and it even seems that there is additional headroom to spare. The way you would notice them is if the system sounds loud.The use of a... | |
| Cheater plug safety In order to make my Dynaco st70 safe to use, I would need to have a three prong plug attached? Easy to have done, but just asking if that is the solution?No- not saying you can't do it, its just that its more complex than that. The amp employs ... |