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| Correction of room acoustics. E-traps? It works well. See: http://www.stereophile.com/hirezplayers/708mitr/index1.html and it make no compromise at all of your electronics.The PARC/subPARC are more universal and general solutions.You might consider learning to do some simple measuremen... | |
| Biwiring and impedance OK. I understand. You raised a point that could be critical in some situations but it is not germane to the issue here.Kal | |
| Home Theatre Question There is no acoustical or performance merit to having the speakers in the ceiling; it is simply meant to eliminate having real speakers in the room or in the walls. That said, many people (not including me) find it satisfactory especially if they ... | |
| Biwiring and impedance You keep saying the same thing but you still have not answered the question I keep asking. How is this any different from having the same amp drive the same speaker without biwiring? Without addressing this, your statements are not relevant to thi... | |
| Simple question re; using two sets of speaker taos Since the A/B switch will disconnect one set when the other is selected, there will be no degradation when either is played.Kal | |
| Biwiring and impedance Sorry, Bob, I was not aiming at you. I am trying to see if Zieman has some reasons for his statement that "Buffered amps and throughput (Krell) amps can see a super low impedance from the high freq posts."Kal | |
| Biwiring and impedance OK, that is not too uncommon but the effect would be the same (if not worse) with the the woofer connected. Any woofer load would be in parallel with and, therefore, would lower the impedance even more. Besides, the same amp is connected to both H... | |
| Biwiring and impedance Really? What crossover configuration would have the HF present as a low impedance that is not seen when both HF/LF sections are connected?I am not trying to be wise-guy but would like to know if such is possible.Kal | |
| Biwiring and impedance Hold on, folks. It doesn't matter at all what the impedances of the hf and lf parts are and it doesn't matter whether you use single-biwires or double biwires or how many terminals there are on your amp.If you connect everything to one amp, regard... | |
| Biwiring and impedance No, it does not. Kal | |
| JL Audio Fathom 113 Hi Pass Filter The jl subs assume you are using a HP filter for your main speakers and that is advisable to do. If you do not have one, how you will implement if will depend on your system. Do you have a separate preamp and amp or some other way to insert a line... | |
| Bi-wire v's single with jumper leads. Controversial here. I have not heard a difference.Kal | |
| Anyone ever tried 2x100Watt Bi-Amp Vs 200 Watt Speaker impedance neither drops nor rises with biamping as a rule. There are few exceptions. If Ngjockey is referring to the input impedance seen by the preamp, that does drop but most amps have such a high input impedance that even halving it sti... | |
| Anyone ever tried 2x100Watt Bi-Amp Vs 200 Watt Wow. Lots of opinions. IMHO, a good 200w is superior in terms of power availability. The reason is that most of the power is utilized in the bass and with 2x100, the woofer/LF will still see only 100w. One can argue that bass stress will not affec... | |
| what are the thoughts of stand alone super tweeter 10-09-08: TbgKal, all audio is anecdotal. Again this is not a science, it is a taste choice. I would not say all but I would not dispute your position about audio and matters of taste.OTOH, I was pointing out that the scientific studies have not b... |