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| Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat Someone did an extensive review on 1/29/2005. https://www.audioasylum.com/reviews/Accessory/Rain-Tinge/Resolution-Enhancement-for-CD-and-DVD-playb...However, noting the music that the reviewer liked, I find the review highly suspect. "favorit... | |
| Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat I don't understand trolls. In the stock market, short position holders spew disinformation to drive the stock price down, sometimes killing the company. Here, what does a troll get out of knocking products they have no intention of trying? They... | |
| Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat Many reviewers select excellent music for comparison, well recorded acoustical music, jazz and orchestral and they list their choices. However, an equal number of reviewers use the "crap" recordings as Frank says that I hear at audio shows. Patr... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Wolf-Garcia or another troll filed a complaint with the Moderator that their was a sales pitch in the thread, so they deleted it again. However, that post that dealt with the price and money back guarantee could be deleted and hopefully the threa... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic I have petitioned Tammy to repost it and she is looking at it right now. I have no idea why it was removed except for Shadhorne and Wolf-Garcia’s two trolling negative comments may have triggered removal. I added the comment that neither Frank is... | |
| price of Oppo players threw the roof Esoteric/Teac was part of the Gibson group but in that case, the holding company broke up in bankruptcy and Esoteric/Teac reclaimed independence despite being totally autonomous from the Gibson group in all aspects of its operations. Cerwin-Vega,... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic The only tweaks similarly costly were the SR black power duplexes (2 for two systems) and the SR blue fuse (only needed 3 in 3 amps for 2 systems), so TC is relatively low cost. | |
| price of Oppo players threw the roof coyotesx5 I am unsure of purchasing expensive speakers $50K to $60K because if a driver fails, it maybe irreplaceable if the manufacturer goes out of business. The three I'm considering are von Schweikert VR55K, Einstein and Lumenswhites. Comp... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Okay, thanks for the information. I will remove the six month TC from my SR Blue fuses and see if the sound becomes fuller and richer. If no change, I will leave the TC off. If the system sounds less good, I will reapply the TC. | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic How did SR treat its Blue fuses so that they don't require TC? Thanks | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Thank you Frank, I hope to join you in your listening room next week. On another post about speakers under $10K, I strongly urged the poster to consider used speakers, in particular, Legacy Focus and Signature IIIs. When available, they are exce... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Hi Geoff, I’ve only done numbers 6 through 9 tweaks, sort of. I have SR blue fuses, SR HFT system (32 units), a Townsend Pneumatic Sink under my VPI TNT VI and Stillpoints (everywhere). These are the tweaks that I’ve chosen to always keep after te... | |
| Suggestions for Full Range Speakers up to 10K Oh yes, they have wonderful mid-range sound so long as there is adequate damping material behind the mid-range drivers; otherwise, they can sound bright. Signature IIIs can be run on 16 watt Sherwood 7100 receivers and have bass slam. Amazing sp... | |
| Suggestions for Full Range Speakers up to 10K How about buying a used pair of speakers? Legacy Focus or Signature IIIs are dirt cheap compared to new speakers. $2500 / $1800 pair usually used in good condition. Very efficient (except the Focus needs current-low impedance), tremendous bass,... | |
| Interconnects and non-believers Yes, MasterBuilt, sorry. |