livinon2wheels
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picking speakers (and electronics) for a relatively large room - new As an owner of Ohm Walsh 2000's and a pair of Legacy Signature III I would say based on my experience and the OP's tendency to move around the room while listening, the ohm F5 with the built in subs would most likely scratch your itch. Since those... | |
Should I buy another flat screen now while they are still relatively cheap? I miss my old 40" Panasonic Plasma....god that thing was so good...but it was power hungry. and the TCl qm6k is very nearly its equal in every way. and for much less money and much lower operating cost. | |
Should I buy another flat screen now while they are still relatively cheap? Just a heads up for those looking for really good performance for less money than you would think you should be required to spend for good performance. the new TCL Qmk6k in the 65" inch version is a serious bargain. Its accuracy is better than ave... | |
Recommendations for a new subwoofer? I can heartily recommend SVS as a sub source. I have a pair of PC2000 subs that are surprisingly good and will in the right room give performance well below 20 Hz | |
We Need To Talk About Ones And Zeroes Ok I'll chime in...the equipment we buy whether its an 80 dollar wiim mini or the top of the line wiim, will in many cases will be wholly adequate because it isnt the weak link in the chain. Many of us or at least some of us have quite limited fin... | |
HHR Walsh type speakers Dale I wonder if you could offer current pricing for the TLS 1 and TLS 2 speakers per pair? I am considering this as a replacement for some that I lost in a fire I can be reached at livinon2wheels at yahoo.com | |
2025 Audio System Wish List Time! My goal for the year is to be able to return to my home after last year's fire and replace all the equipment that either went up in smoke or was drowned by the fire department. Given that that looks like it won't come to pass this calendar year, I... | |
New construction ceiling advise @jeffbij Amen on raising the assessed value...right now they have a house I cannot live in assessed at over 250000 dollars. Its not even sealed up against the weather and has no electricity, plumbing, water, or insulation. And I am paying taxes on... | |
New construction ceiling advise On the rafters introducing unwanted reflections...I would imagine some sprayed in insulation would help a lot with that. If this a 'home theater' area or just a listening room, using a rattle can or two of flat black paint on the applied insulatio... | |
New construction ceiling advise @jeffbij In my opinion we need a DOGE for local government and hold them accountable for granting themselves raises and promotions at the taxpayer expense. When government employees have more income and perks than the average Joe, then its time to... | |
Speakers sound too bright. I know purists would shudder to think that anyone serious about sound quality would stoop so low as to do this but this could be dealt with via EQ. turn down the treble and see if it solves the problem. Its a cheap and easy fix. If you cannot eq o... | |
Re; Dynamics, Class D vs tubes… I think the real answer is that you can probably find samples of each class of amplifier design that could be compared directly and hear no difference at all, especially at low volumes. On my desktop system I am often at less than 1 watt drive lev... | |
Speakers for low level listening Try a pair SVS Pinnacle Primes or possibly some Legacy Focus se used could by had for your budget | |
How long should high quality speakers last? While State Farm insurance is no authority on matters concerning audio gear they do assign a life beyond which there is no depreciation applied beyond a certain age and that number is 10 years. This might be useful information to someone here and ... | |
Matching solid state amps with tube based pre amps I have considered buying class D amps with tube buffers but am concerned that the inclusion of a tube would muddy the sound enough that I would not like the overall effect. |