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| Zu Omen or Tekton Lore I know this is raising the thread from the dead, but does anyone have experience with the M-Lores (or Lores) with Peachtree products? I'm very highly considering an M-Lore/Decco65 combination. | |
| Oh, the frustrations of the speaker search Hey guys,After some solid thought process going into all this, I think I'm starting to come through the clouds. Re-evaluating everything, I have a solid plan (which will obviously take some time to play out).Step 1: Save for speakers, audition, au... | |
| Oh, the frustrations of the speaker search Thank you all for your well thought out responses and advice. It's certainly a long journey ahead. Forunately, time is on my side, as the new home situation isn't even resolved yet. I will try and follow the path of simply auditioning as many spea... | |
| Oh, the frustrations of the speaker search French_fries: A bit confused of your first statement, as I noted in my OP that I listen to 70% prog rock/metal. I even omitted bringing some of my "harder" stuff knowing that some compressed recordings may not help me evaluate the actual nature of... | |
| Oh, the frustrations of the speaker search Mapman: I've thought of the OHM Walsh Micro-Talls and the Tekton Lores. I don't think I'd have room for something the size of the OHM Ls. My fiancee and I are in the beginning stages of house hunting. Chances are, I'll probably have (at best) a 12... | |
| Any Tekton M-Lore or Lore owners in NC? Hey Czar, thank you for the offer! If you don't mind my asking, what does your system consist of? | |
| Need multi-channel that's great on 2 channel Not trying to hijack the thread, but do you guys consider the NAD-T757 as a good contender? It has a modular design for future-proofing, and you could just add a 2-channel power amp in addition if more mains power is needed. | |
| Ohm Walsh Microtall or Vandersteen 1C Mapman and Bondmanp,I appreciate your insight on the prog rock/metal genres and the MWTs. Can either of you possibly expand on particular experiences with a few tracks? I'm curious how the genre really portrays itself with the MWTs (in possibly so... | |
| Ohm Walsh Microtall or Vandersteen 1C Not to hijack the thread, but regarding the same two speaker options, which speakers would work best for the following circumstances:Music: Prog rock/metal (85%), female vocals/jazz (10%), other (5%)Room dimensions: apartment 2nd floor - 12'x13.5'... | |
| Making most out of my Dell PC for HTPC For the intermediate time, yes, I will be going DAC straight to the amp. I'm figuring that for the time being, the PC would serve essentially as a preamp for volume control/audio adjustments. While that typically would be a pain in the ass, it wil... | |
| Making most out of my Dell PC for HTPC Gmood1,I've decided how I'm going to setup my system from here. I will still be using the PC for audio/Blu Ray playback, and I'm gonna try playing around with J.River, thank you for the suggestion.System will be as follows (including preliminary i... | |
| Making most out of my Dell PC for HTPC Gmood1,I have both coaxial digital output via S/PDIF, as well as 2 HDMI outputs (I got the upgraded video card). I have used Foobar2000 in the past, but it doesn't sound better than iTunes on Vista Ultimate...whereas Foobar2K did sound better on XP. | |
| Making most out of my Dell PC for HTPC Not a single piece of advice? Am I thinking completely wrong? | |
| Some of the Best speakers for Prog Rock/Metal Tvad,That all makes perfect sense, thank you for your insight. I'm guessing the best thing to do is just define a budget, so to as many audio stores as possible, and listen listen listen. One thing I've always wondered though, is how do you take y... | |
| Some of the Best speakers for Prog Rock/Metal Mapman,I currently only have a very basic PC audio system, consisting of a pair of Pioneer HPM-60s and a Sony Integrated Amplifier (TA-AX500). The room parameters at this point are irrelevant because I have not yet moved into my own place. Again, ... |