erik_squires
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| New system with periodic sound dropouts Ahhh, wait, are you wireless? :) Wifi is awful in conjested areas. If you use Android, use Wi-Fi analyzer to find free channels. Also, usually 5G is less cluttered. | |
| Dual subs and room size I don't disagree Inna, but in my personal spaces, 1 was so good I reached a point where I couldn't shell out the cash for the second. :) Your own mileage and money may vary, and nothing prevents you from buying 1 now, and 1 later. Best,Erik | |
| Dual subs and room size I should also add, I wouldn't be such a proponent if I didn't have personal, practical experience with everything I have mentioned. Doing it right is pretty damn awesome, but spend your money however you want to. :) Best,Erik | |
| Dual subs and room size I call your youtube clip and present one of several online docs that goes in depth what I was trying to point out clumsily.http://ethanwiner.com/basstrap_myths.htmBest,Erik | |
| Dual subs and room size @wattsperchannel Alone EQ's use with a sub is limited to reducing the worst peaks, however with bass traps in place it gets much more effective.I've tested this and there's online explanations for this. Bass traps de-energize the ringing, allowin... | |
| help me with a DAC decision please I like Schiit a lot but I am very happy with Mytek Brooklyn, built in phono pre as well. :) There's some one on AG who gives you a 30 day in home trial.I'm not sure if Schiit supports DSD, but Mytek sure does. Best,Erik | |
| Dual subs and room size Yes, two subs is better, but 1 sub with acoustic treatment and eq is very very good. My point was, for a room that small, 1 sub is probably enough. So much so that the second sub may not be worth the expense. Buy a dozen subs if you want to but if... | |
| Recommed a medium sized monitors that can go loud Used Monitor Audio Silver series speakers would be your best value I think. | |
| Dual subs and room size Also, your room is kind of small, so I strongly suggest you plan to start with 1 sub. You may find yourself perfectly satisfied with that. While I love my Hsu it lacks built in EQ. I make my own loudspeakers, so that’s not a problem. I live and br... | |
| Dual subs and room size I don't knwo the SVS, but I love my HSU!! :) First, take a deep breath. If your main speakers are like the girl next door: firendly, cheerful, ready to accommodate others, subs are like the bastard drunken dad. Making them work well is not as eas... | |
| Music Server format? Sure, conversion is quite easy. FLAC files are smaller, so more files in same disk space. Best,Erik | |
| What is you TIDAL setup? I play Tidal either through Logitech Media Server or the Oppo 103. I haven't done direct comparisons, but since LMS is USB 2.0 I expect it will be the most jitter-free of the two solutions, but I find the Mytek is a pretty consistent player regard... | |
| Help, my system sounds lifeless! by the way, I kind of agree with Jond in that your speakers are too big for the space. Narrow dispersion stand-mounts are better ideas, especially if clarity and musicality are what you want. They may also "sound" tighter in the bass due to not ag... | |
| Help, my system sounds lifeless! Start with your room acoustics. Good acoustics will outlast every other piece of gear. :) GIK Acoustics gives great advice and most value components. Courtains, wall hangings behind and on the sides are additional ways to improve the situation. On... | |
| I need advice. Yeah, either sell the Sansui to some one who wants it, or re-cap it for reliability's sake alone. A bad failure can cascade, even blowing speakers. :) What about digital? In additin to high rez downloads there are awesome internet stations out the... |