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Responses from kr4
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ Reviewers cannot afford such measures. We do have 2 methods.First, there's the double-blind procedure: When we meet with manufacturers, it is a requirement that we both get blind drunk so that no one can remember what was discussed or with whom. S... | |
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ Why do you think it is an 'interesting choice of words?' It is in reference to an earlier post about the conditions for not confining me to quarters. | |
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ "I imagine that a Stereopile reviewer may not be able to disclose for corporate reasons." I do not know what, specifically, this refers to.Kal (who has no relatives in the audio business) | |
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ Yeah. They should lock us in: No trips and no visitors. ;-) | |
silly HT front/rear matching question? Should work OK. The most important matching is across the front. | |
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ Golden_ears wrote: "Actually, if a player breaks down more than once on the reviewer, (or if it is not a good product) there are two opinions on what should happen: - terminate the review process and send the designer back to the drawing board - p... | |
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ You wrote: "good advertisers=good revues." Again, if you have any proof that there is such a quid pro quo relationship, please let us know. I am not asking for anecdotes or any simple statistical study, just an agreement in writing or a verbal one... | |
++++StereoPhile Class A components+++++ You wrote: "I've heard from people in the business that it can cost a lot of money to get a Class "A" rating..... The price was too high for the maufacturer to get a review there, so Sterophile doesn't get that component for review."Speaking as so... | |
Thoughts on Paradigm Studio 60's? Whatever the issue, you cannot avoid adaptation. It happens. | |
Thoughts on Paradigm Studio 60's? I think you have to let your ears adapt. The Studio60s are much smoother, flatter than the punchy Polks. | |
What is a switching power supply for amps and Chord uses them in their amps. | |
2ch to 1ch... Stereo to Mono issues. My SF Line3 has a mono switch which maintains 6dB of channel separation to minimize phase cancellation and puts the mono(!) output on both channels. Works well. | |
2ch to 1ch... Stereo to Mono issues. There are two issues. One is that there is signal cancellation of anything that is out-of-phase in the two (stereo) channels. There being nothing out-of-phase between the two mono sides, there is no cancellation and the resulting signals are loude... | |
Luxman 441 vs. Technics SL-1200mk2 as first TT? I agree about the Luxman/SME combo as the most attractive. However, as someone who has bought a 441 and a 444 by mail in the past 2 years only to have them both delivered with damaged main bearings, I would only buy one in person. Even the origina... | |
Just got my new ASL Hurricanes....and....... It's only partly the power; it's primarily the gain. You need to match the gain of the bass and treble amps by using amps with the same gain or introducing a control to do it. |