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| Best way to spend $1000 on used bookshelf speakers? FWIW - I'm using a Rotel A12 to drive them. I listen to a huge variety of music, but I think I like the extra bass and punch required to make rock/pop/electronic shine. | |
| Best way to spend $1000 on used bookshelf speakers? @hilde45 - Oh man... point taken. Thanks for that. | |
| Subwoofer volume vastly different based on amp. Why? @millercarbon and @erik_squires Thank you, both, for your input. I appreciate the time you took to respond. | |
| Subwoofer volume vastly different based on amp. Why? @erik_squires I might have explained it poorly. The gain isn't changing at different frequencies, it's just that the maximum volume level changes based on which pre-out source I use. Maybe this is obvious to most, but it took me by surprise. Unfor... | |
| Subwoofer volume vastly different based on amp. Why? @millercarbon It's not that I think where the volume knob is positioned matters, it's that 100% volume is not enough with my prefered pre-out sources. | |
| Cambridge Audio CXA81 Review and Thoughts? Thanks for posting this. I discovered it while searching for a comparison between Cambridge Audio amps and Schiit amps. Your experience with the CXA81 mirrors my own with the CXA61. I landed on the CXA61 because of stellar reviews and an overall b... | |
| Pimping your router @antigrunge2 - Gotcha. The interference I get. Thanks for explaining. I thought part of the problem you were describing was data loss and that just didn’t make sense to me.@cleeds - I guess that’s the way my brain works when thinking of these thin... | |
| Pimping your router I understand the possibility of interference when electronic components are very close, but besides that, why so much concern? Digital packets either arrive, or they don’t. For instance, a few feet and a few dozen feet mean nothing to data integri... |