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| Pain in my butt Damn Rabbit! Seriously, is it just something that heals on its own? My mom had a ruptured disc years ago and first treatment was lay/lie (?) around for weeks and hope it corrects itself and if that didn't work-which it didn't--surgery. She's fine ... | |
| Velodyne ULD-18 or Audio PHysic Rhea sub.... "The Velodyne HGS series have the lowest distortion and flattest frequency response of any subwoofer"There's a Swedish engineer with a subwoofer claiming 140db dynamic range--they say its "the best in the world." I'm sure it could hold its own wit... | |
| Why bi-wiring is bad I'll just chime in off-hand, and not too technical (cause I don't know'em all and I'm tired). But alot of the biwiring hype is crap, I think. Alot of speakers feature dual binding posts simply as a selling point (fact) and most systems really don'... | |
| Sibilance how do I get rid of it? "I knwo that I should ( and AM in the process of)addressing the room itself carpet is in order and some accoustic paneling to kill the early reflections,should I do this first?"You've got the acoustics of a grade-school cafeteria --linoleum floors... | |
| NHT SW2P not enough? "I've heard lots of different things about two subs -- it's good, it's bad . ."Its never bad, you won't create problems. Lots of professionals have setups with stereo subwoofers. Question is just "what's best for your setup and wanting more output... | |
| NHT SW2P not enough? Or sell your current one and buy a bigger, badder one altogether. However, subs are the perfect first time diy endeavor if that's an option and/or of any interest. (A driver + an amp + a box). But if you want "impact" for "HT transients" from the ... | |
| Enacoms for bright speakers? Looks like piece of junk to the extreme. Maybe someone can explain how it works I'd be interested. The signal coming down my wire/cable is fine. I just get speakers that reproduce that signal accurately to begin with. That thing probably messes wi... | |
| Feedback on legacy sig III speakers? http://www.audioreview.com/Main,Speaker/Legacy,Audio,Signature,III/PRD_119993_1594crx.aspxmight be some help | |
| Electrostatic vs. Boxed vs. Ribbon? Sorry, correction, Page 5 of the second link begins discussing transducer types. But the "loudspeaker evaluation" on page 2 may still be worth reading (I didn't read it though so be careful-although ava is credible). He also discusses piezoelectri... | |
| Electrostatic vs. Boxed vs. Ribbon? http://www.dunlavyaudio.com/audio_files/index.htmlFirst Paper.http://www.avahifi.com/root/audio_basics/ab_pdf/ab1983.pdfSecond Pagehttp://www.avahifi.com/root/audio_basics/index.htmIf the second (previous) link doesn't work use this one and click ... | |
| The Best Amplifier Ever ? The Dynaudio Arbiter was about $100,000 pr solid-state monoblocs with $96,000 solid-state preamp. | |
| Time coherence - how important and what speakers? "Science has proven a bumble bee can't fly but it does"While I won't disagree with most of your statments, science never proved a bumble bee can't fly. Technically, science can't prove anything. We/science never proved all objects fall to the grou... | |
| Why low sensitivity speakers? I though it was 1)output 2)extension and 3) volume (as it pertains to LF analysis). I don't know why but it is hard to get deep bass and high efficiency out of a subwoofer. But the overall system sensitivity is usually at the mercy of the least ef... | |
| Time coherence - how important and what speakers? http://sound.westhost.com/ptd.htm"Do think this is an important issue?"Its certainly something to strive for and can be easily attained. However, when price becomes a factor it may not be something one should get hung up on- as there are other thi... | |
| Need help with new 11X 13 dedicated Listening Room I had a room the same size with Theil CS.5's. I had my listening position up against the rear wall with the speakers about 4' out from the back wall. I've tried the Audio Physics method and just never liked it. I never got the room great and never... |