jim_f
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How To Burn CD's So It Will Play In Sony DVPS9000? I rarely try to use CD-Rs in my S9000ES, but the Fujifilm CD-Rs that I use usually work. | |
Speakers to hang on to for LIFE I was going to bring up the flexibility and elegance of my N805s, but Nrenter pretty much covered everything I had to say, right down to the natural cherry preference.I think I'll always have a use for these speakers. In a few years they'll be "ou... | |
Who is Most Beautiful female singer ever Etched in my otherwise foggy memory of the '70s is the image of Maria Muldaur singing "Don't You Feel My Leg". | |
CDR's in a DVP9000es Mine will usually play them. Not every one every time, but usually. I use Fujifilm CDRs. | |
Hi end audio who cares I wouldn't describe my system as "high end", but I still get some analogous questions and comments, such as-"I really like those speaker stands." (which is OK, since the N805 stands were my most difficult purchase to rationalize)Sample questions a... | |
What's driving your 805's P.S. the sub is a SVS 20-39PC. I guess the HT emphasis is apparent. Buttkicker2 under the floor. | |
What's driving your 805's My relatively low-rent HT approach: 2 Sony TA-N9000ESs in BTL (2x200 WPC + 1x115 WPC) mode. My 805s are on 200W channels, one on 1 amp, the other on the other. The other 200W channels are used for the surrounds (CWM 800s) The remaining 115W channe... | |
Your favorite three Rolling Stones songs? 1-Gimme Shelter2-Can't You Hear Me Knocking3-Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) | |
Greatest Songwriter of all time Music: Frank ZappaLyrics: Tonio K. | |
Any SACD players with variable ouputs? I picked up a Creek OBH-10 volume control to go between the analog outputs of my S9000ES and my amp. It works great!(It was only a little over $200) | |
Sony 9000ES DVD owners, Help me Please I just tried a Fujifilm CD-R in mine. Works fine. | |
FM radio for biking? I am with the cyclists above. Road cycling warrants your full attention. Even when you do everything right, accidents can happen. No need to skew the odds against yourself. |