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| Technical assistance and recommendations needed @scott22 I'm kind of in the same boat as you. I just turned 69 and my hearing has a deficit around the 2.5Khz area and goes back up and supposedly, I can't hear above 14Khz but I do hear what I hear. I think that what we're hearing as too forw... | |
| Technical assistance and recommendations needed If kenjit had a brain decent system, he could relate and make sense when he trolls contributes to a thread. There's nothing like real life experiences to go by instead of reading something, somewhere. All the best, Nonoise | |
| Technical assistance and recommendations needed @asctim I find the Technics to be anything but thin and light in its presentation. In fact, it errs ever so on the warm side. Pairing it with the right speakers makes a big difference. It's also is bold and rich sounding with great insight into ... | |
| Technical assistance and recommendations needed First, don’t listen to kenjit. The Technics SU-G700 is not a Class D amp in the sense that others are defined by that. It’s a true digital amp. Besides, my former Class A/B integrated was a Marantz Reference PS15 S2 and it was way more brighter th... | |
| Vibration isolation or absorption? Boenicke Audio has had these out since 2010: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-1GBw074Es Sorry but the video wouldn't embed. Here's the review link from 6moons. It's a suspended base that the speaker rests on. All the best, Nonoise | |
| Vibration isolation or absorption? Here's a good read on the topic that cuts to the chase: Ten Misconceptions about Loudspeaker Spikes. All the best, Nonoise | |
| The problem with PLC Every time kenjit assaults the Audiogon community, they do this, And he just keeps coming back for more. He must really hate those who actually have a decent system and thinks he's going to make us doubt our ears. All the best, Nonoise | |
| Yes, digital cables matter too @knownothing Thanks for the follow up. I'll check out the DH labs but stay content for the time being with my Unique Products Toslink. All the best, Nonoise | |
| Yes, digital cables matter too @knownothing Thanks for the heads up on the DH Labs Toslink. Before I think about getting one can you tell me if the Unique Products Toslink was a one meter length, or was it longer? All the best, Nonoise | |
| Yes, digital cables matter too @soix , When I use Toslink for my TV feed, it shows a 48Hz lock on my Technics readout but when I play CDs, the readout shows a 176.4 Hz lock on the signal (the SACD player oversamples all signals) The Technics SU-G700M2 is a completely digital in... | |
| Made in USA Here's some nice thoughts from the manufacturers point of view by Roger Skoff. | |
| Law Of Diminishing Returns? Whenever I see the use of the phrase, the law of diminishing returns, it's usually in a review and meant to assuage the reader that he need not buy the item under review as it's really not much better than what he already has or is willing to spe... | |
| Yes, digital cables matter too I prefer glass Toslink over coax and RCA for digital out and discovered that cable length matters with Toslink as well. The ones I tried were Supra Zac, Lifatec and Unique Products. The Supra Zac are a proprietary strand of plastic with an highly... | |
| The problem with PLC I thought Einstein came up with Avogadro toast. | |
| The problem with PLC kenjit is feeling it now.... All the best, Nonoise |