femoore12
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| Dual SVS PB-1000 Pro versus Dual Rythmik LV12F- does Servo Technology Matter. I will be more concrete in stating my budget when posting on Audiogon. Just because you can spend $5000 or whatever on subwoofers doesn’t mean most people can. The median US income is a bit over $60k a year. After food, clothing, shelter, insur... | |
| Dual SVS PB-1000 Pro versus Dual Rythmik LV12F- does Servo Technology Matter. The Rythmik servo subwoofers are very fast and are not "boomy" at all. Just good clean bass. I use a Rythmik FV-18 with my La Scala's. It's an amazing combination. They are also really responsive to questions about system integration. | |
| Allocation of analog resources I was at this stage about 6 months ago. I had a system that was nice, but wasn't at the level I really wanted. I had been saving up for the last few years to purchase some components that would be a substantial jump in performance over what I was ... | |
| Learning to Listen: Neurological Evidence @hilde45 At some odds with your very valid point is that there are musicians who often don’t have very good systems or care very much about sound quality in audio systems. That may merely be because they just don’t care about audio quality sound -... | |
| Learning to Listen: Neurological Evidence I am rather new to this forum, but I honestly don’t understand why this topic seems to be so controversial. If you have ever learned to play an instrument, learned to read music, learned how to sing in a choir, learned how to harmonize with other ... | |
| What do "audiophiles" use to judge equipment? Interesting question. I’ve had this very discussion with a coworker who is primarily equipment specification driven. He favors components with better specifications and measurements over sound. His system sounds really good, but it’s not a sound q... |