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| Affordable cables Thanks TjIt's been a fun year Tuning with folks. A few more days and we get to start 2020.http://www.michaelgreenaudio.net/mga-audio-cable | |
| Need advice You’re doing great mormark! Many people come here out of boredom, a chance to internet troll, learn and teach (mostly at beginner levels) and to mingle with other audiophiles. Your "blah, blah, blah" expression was perfectly fine to those of us wh... | |
| Chinese fake cables How fake, how good? This is a hobby and lifestyle folks don’t get all twisted about it. I’ve had my products "faked" by several companies here in the states as well as over seas. At first I was offended and wanted justification, then I realized it’s all a part of lif... | |
| Time to buy a class D amp? If I may just a thought to keep in mind. The newer Low Mass amps give remarkable performance, but as with all things sometimes (most of the time) changes require system changes as a whole. Converting from higher mass to lower is a big change. For ... | |
| Any tweaks I'm missing? Hi JerryIn the past the industry press chose not to talk about Low Mass tuning after the original reviews were made on the systems we were converting (even for reviewers). It was a matter of economics for the magazines, ads = press. The best sound... | |
| Any tweaks I'm missing? The more exploring someone does on their own the better. If you look at the Tunees you will see we start with the signal itself. We either get designs already bare bones or we strip stock products to their bare bones and begin our tuning from ther... | |
| Why no “Break in” period? Hi Boxer you said"The reason I'm asking is capacitor companies (these are people who made there life profession, capacitors), state there is a break in period."exactly correct!How many will read this and not understand or have the need to debate o... | |
| Why no “Break in” period? I personally don't like the sound of power conditioners. Nor do I like the sound of anything over built. If one is having a problem with ac they should take a look at their transformers, thick wires, banana plugs (all big plugs or connectors) and ... | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Love "Seeds of Change" | |
| Cable septic Wire, as well as all audio conduits, "never stop" burning in, none that I have ever used. That said, expensive cable is a bit of a sales scam along with all over built HEA products. | |
| Any tweaks I'm missing? "everything affects everything else"On this and other audio forums we need to keep in mind that there are many camps (including the grumpy old folks home). We have happy listeners out there who have the capability to enjoy and learn their own pers... | |
| Has to be said LOL, Hemi you’ll be OK. Again thank you members who are Tunees and thank you Agon for this forum. Hi Geoff, maybe the members who keep in contact with me are wrong, but I don’t think so, I see the same thing they do. Here’s the good news folks, th... | |
| Cable septic If one does not hear the difference in cables they have blockage in their system somewhere.here's a quote just from tonight"After just a slight adjustment on the speaker cables I was sitting and listening on how much more it can get better. This i... | |
| Dedicated lines- need break in? All audio systems are continuum, just like all interactive forces. They never stop breaking in. | |
| Has to be said it's very simple"everything affects everything else" and the only way you are going to find out is "do". All the rest is really want-a-bee talk or internet trolling.This year I have seen many HEA audiophiles dump their gear and go low mass and tu... |