danvetc
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| Harbeth P3es-2 + Rel strata or Harbeth P7es-s? You should listen to Paul, he is the "cat daddy" of the comparison. I use a sub with C7s because I listen to better music than he does. [:)] The C7s go low, but if you listen to big orchestral or organ music, you will add a sub down the road, (and... | |
| Harbeth Compact 7's and REL Subwoofer I can't comment on the REL line, but I have found the addition of a sub, (I use an M&K MX 700,) to be the finishing touch to sonic bliss. The M&K is controllable to adjust for your room and monitor's abilities, and that feature should fact... | |
| Glazunov violin concerto -- Suggestions? Teldec D 112008.Maxim Vengerov and the Berlin Philharmoniker (Abbado)Tchaikovsky*Glazunov Violin ConcertosExcellent!!!Charlie | |
| Name three of yours the most favourite drummers Neil Peart Keith MoonCarl Palmer | |
| In over my head. Almost all HT receivers will have an "A-B" speaker selection, meaning you have a choice between two speaker pairs. One can drive the LR of the 5.1, and the other can be use in his main room. The only drawback is you need to use very long speaker c... | |
| The Chieftains on Tour Thanks for the Heads Up.Charlie | |
| Need help with a receiver for my HT. I am very impressed with my NAD T 761.Charlie | |
| Opinions on Sunfire, Carver Lightstar amps Paulwp and I have the post-Lighstar z modular Carver amps designed by Jim Croft, (who also designed the Carver Amazing speakers.) They are unbelievable performers and a tremendous bargain, to boot, (as only available used.)They include these model... | |
| Specs for m&k subwoofers http://www.mksound.com/ | |
| Favorite Chorals..... Agnus Dei, Naxos 8.556701Mozart, Exsultate-Sacred Arias, Teldec 4509-95985-2Mozart, Great Mass in C Minor, DG 439 012-2A Feather on the Breath of God, Hildegard of Bingen, (Gothic Voices) Hyperion, cda66039Beethoven, Missa SolemnisThese are reflec... | |
| Do you rember your first? 1975. JVC integrated amp and manual belt drive tt. Zip cord to Infinity Qb speakers, (the first with the MIT tweeter.) Bought it using Fleetwood Mack's "Rumors" to demo with. | |
| Pipe music to kitchen Hey Jay,In my vet clinic, I use the Niles box and volume control, as you describe, for background music in the reception area and for a little company during surgery. (It would help if the phone wrang in the kitchen during the heat of battle, no?)... | |
| Pipe music to kitchen My experience suggests that Ernie, (Suburuguru,) has a good idea. I think you might like to avoid running into the other room to control what is playing. I would also suggest that you go mono, but use a pair of speakers. There can be no stereo "sw... | |
| Is there a cable that can warm up my sound? I will bet you money that the brightness is your speakers. That combo is not bright and a new digital cable is not the answer, either. Nor is a new power cord. You are working from the wrong side of the fence, old buddy.Charlie | |
| If your CD's are harsh, try this Cdc, the copies are digital, unless you make a "copy of a copy" on a consumer machine, which will then be analogue. I can't tell a difference, but some big guns agree with you that they sound different and better.Charlie |