jl35
Responses from jl35
| Is there a USB B to USB C Adapter did get a quick response from AQ that they do not make a B to C, only an A to C...at that point I decided on a new cable...thanks to all... | |
| Is there a USB B to USB C Adapter agree carlsbad2... | |
| Is there a USB B to USB C Adapter mine is A to B, and yes I was thinking to sell mine and purchase an A to C | |
| Is there a USB B to USB C Adapter Thanks but those are A to C | |
| Demise of bass quality in Main speakers I think the availability of high quality, reasonable cost powered subwoofers has a significant effect... | |
| Bang for the buck Salk's are awesome, and many of their models are available in a lower cost plain finish. Great price due to manufacturer direct sales. I use a pair of their monitors in room a little smaller than yours. Magnepan LRS+ and .7 also great options, as ... | |
| Omega speakers -- mostly sold out, all the time? usually the Salk website has 1 or 2 speakers listed as available, I’m guessing it’s not a website issue, but that mostly speakers are made to order...lots of small manufacturers simply cannot afford to have a storeroom full of gear waiting to sell... | |
| The best speaker cables you’ve had Cerious Lumniscate | |
| Want Multi-Disc CD Player Recommendations I have an Integra 3.4 and enjoy it very much...sounds good on it's own, but I run it through an outboard DAC and it sounds very good...I've had the Onkyo version too for 20 years, not much use but still works great... | |
| Omega speakers -- mostly sold out, all the time? Salk has a section on their website, Speakers Available Now, there are no speakers listed... | |
| If it sounds 'great', everything is ok? my turntable sounds great too, but I regularly have a skilled friend with ALL the tools recalibrate it regularly (he enjoys doing this)...not sure if it sounds better, but technically it always needs some adjustment...I like knowing it's set up co... | |
| Is it possible for a high end manufacturer to overprice their goods? remember too, we are looking at worldwide sales, and Rockport has a significant presence in Asia and elsewhere..,.probably most won't be sold in USA...and again, we are discussing their second most expensive speaker, and many companies make much m... | |
| If it sounds 'great', everything is ok? though I also know people who were "happy" with their system's sound until they heard something they actually liked a lot more, and wasn't expensive...,so it's also very relative to knowing what your options actually are...so maybe it sounds great... | |
| Is it possible for a high end manufacturer to overprice their goods? This also is not Rockport’s most expensive speaker. The Lyra is $190,000 | |
| Is it possible for a high end manufacturer to overprice their goods? I think long standing, big time companies like Rockport are well aware of the sales dynamic, not that they always guess correctly...and for some, it's almost an advertising statement product, not one they actually expect to sell many of...question... |