handymann
Responses from handymann
| Dedicated 20 amp lines/should i use a sub panel So many responses, I apologize if this was already said: make sure all lines come off the same side of your 220 line. | |
| New system has fatiguing, harsh high frequency sounds. How to fix? It's good you're going to separate your systems. If u just have to have a receiver, find one that has MOSFET transistors, instead of IC chips. Your sound will be much fuller and not as tinny sounding. There were many good suggestions about the roo... | |
| Balanced Preamp recommendations up to $5,500 I had a stock Aesthetix Calypso I recently upgraded to a Signature. After around 350 hours break-in time, I love the sound. It's almost dead quiet, going into my Krell monoblocks. It's neutral sounding and is fully balanced. | |
| Leather couch, leather love seat or single wooden chair Thanks to all, who responded. I'm building two QRD-11's to go behind my listening chair. Thought if I had a sofa, it would probably block the diffusers. Going to place my modified QRD-13 in place on my front wall this weekend. It's designed to mai... | |
| Leather couch, leather love seat or single wooden chair Do any of u think, u loose anything sonically, when using a sofa, as opposed to a single chair? I'm using Max II's. I wondered if the sound may be interfered with, when using the couch. | |
| Phono Stage Recommendation $3000 Srafi: I have the Aesthetix Rhea Signature and love it. It started out as a basic Rhea and upgraded, before I heard it. It's very versatile. I've had many AR models and the Rhea is much more warm sounding to me. Start out with the basic and if u ... | |
| Getting The Most Out Of A Koetsu Urushi I have posted and read so many threads, where the response has not much in common, with the actual question-Hope I don't fall in that category. I purchased a Koetsu Urishi Black a few years ago. I added it to a Pioneer Pl-71. It sounded very tinn... | |
| To all of you engineers out there-and others... Randy-11: The diffuser will have a main frame, different depth wells attached to the top and bottom of the frame, as well as the sides, but no main back. It will be open in the back. | |
| Xlr to rca Make sure your polarity is correct. XLR cables are absolutely the way to go, under normal circumstances, but when you go from a 2 conductor/with ground to a 2 conductor including ground, your polarity may be at risk. As Georgehifi said, the adapto... | |
| Diffusers Goose:I should have also mentioned, I don't think it had a back either. Just a frame with slat boards set at different depths. | |
| Rear Channel fill bdp24:I went up to listen for a while and I will say, when incorporating the rear speakers, I loose some of my imaging and sound stage. One would speculate, it would be the opposite. I guess with 4 dimensional sound sound, you have no reference ... | |
| Rear Channel fill bdp24I don't want you to misinterpret what I'm saying. Yes-I'm talking about the same signal sent to my rear speakers as the front, but at a very low level. You actually have to get close to the speaker to hear if it's even on. Just gives me a ... | |
| Rear Channel fill imhifan:I have experienced surround sound in audio, bet I don't prefer it. I still enjoy 2-channel sound, but occasionally, with just a little signal doing to my rear speakers. You actually have to get close to the speaker, to hear if it's even ... | |
| Rear Channel fill It's amazing to me, how people can get off on tangents. I'm talking about rear speaker fill, with the same source as the front speakers. Da... | |
| Rear Channel fill simao:I'm not wanting a real concert sound. From my experience, I can produce better than concert sound. In the last few months, I have had the privilege of seeing Roger Waters in two different states, David Gilmour in Chicago, which was the abs... |