onhwy61
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| unmarked HDCD's Yes. I've also had a recent experience where some individual tracks were HDCD and others on the same CD were not. | |
| Am I deaf? No you are not deaf. If they sound nearly the same, then go with the lowest cost/best value product. New equipment is not always the solutions. It your system sounds good to you -- enjoy it and stop worrying. However, if you insist upon obsessing,... | |
| CDRs sound better than original!!! What you say is true and I've heard and read this many times. However, it's only true if the signal remains digital. I'm speculating as to why, but the CDR burns the pits, commercial disc are stamped. | |
| Montana EPS or Dunlavy 4A's? I think the Dunlavy is a tremendous speaker, but it can be a difficult one to setup in a typical room. It needs to be widely spaced (along the long wall). Setup this way it has a narrow sweet spot. The Vandersteen is also a great speaker. It's als... | |
| Dedicated stereo to HT--advice? Consider this, add a powered subwoofer (REL, Monitor Audio, Bag End, etc.) and do nothing else. Approximate cost -- $1,000 to $1,500. The advantages of this setup is that your music system is not compromised. I have two video oriented systems. The... | |
| Best Subwoofer(s) for SF Guarneri Homage Pretty good system for something just cobbled together. My advice is to only consider a subwoofer after you have completely worked out the main speaker setup. I like REL. Even if I couldn't test listen, I'd buy REL over Velodyne, Carver, etc. Go w... | |
| The Best Speakers for a Small Room Consider the Totem 1. Alternatively consider the Sony SM7a. The Sony gets no respect, but it's a borderline great speaker and a tremendous value. |