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| Need your comments on Rythmik subs and others I've owned quite a few subs over the years from Rel, Audio Pro, ADS, Velodyne, Paradigm, Energy, Mirage, Canton and B&W. I currently have a Rythmik sub based on the 12" kit and I think it's the best sub I've ever owned. Bass is fast, tight and... | |
| Best Preamp processor Anthem D2v | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... Douglas Schroeder,My reasoning was that the overwhelming majority of homes use the same baseboards throughout. When doing renovations/additions, people take great pains to match baseboards, trim, etc. That being said, some people do just go over t... | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... The pictures of the bike are taken with the same camera as the two audio systems.I think Gonglee3 needs to chime in and shed some light on the details. It's been a pleasant distraction playing detective. | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... The concrete in the drive way is old and pitted. It has been patched in several areas. There are some stains on the concrete. The garage door is just standard aluminum; nothing special. The bike has dirt on it and shows signs of use and wear. So, ... | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... Well, both pictures were taken by the same camera, a Panasonic DMC-FZ30 and uploaded to photo bucket on the same day, 8/17 at 11:54pm. On both my calibrated NEC LCD3090W-BK-SV and Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP-HC monitors the carpets look different. Tho... | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... The carpet is not the same in both rooms. One room has a light grey carpet and the other has a off white throw carpet over soltio tiles. If you zoom, the profile of the baseboards is different. The room with the B&W speakers has a "show room" ... | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... I don't even think these systems are in the same house. One is thrown together, things piled on it, crappy cords and wires. The other is perfectly arranged, speakers are towed in, good cords, well dusted, etc. I've been in many homes, and if the c... | |
| Downsizing and child proofing If you really want something good and inexpensive, look at the ERA D4's. You could pick a pair used for around $300-400. If you get them in black they should fit in with your decor. Also, the come with a basic wall bracket. In my office, the Strad... | |
| I need guidance :- Reference levels in a condo; what do your neighbors think? Or are you referring to reference level equipment/amps? | |
| Downsizing and child proofing After looking at the pictures of your systems, the Gallo Reference Strada's will fit in perfectly. They match your decor and are able to be mounted on a wall. I have a pair in my office mounted up on the wall. I drive them with a pair of Red Drago... | |
| Perhaps we should stick with midfi... Definitely a troll. Most of his equipment listed in his four systems is bargain bin and EBay deals. He mentions things like "bright and airy highs", "nice boomy bass" and "amp has no highs and lows". He raves about a $79 Sony sub. So, do you think... | |
| PSB Alpha B1 for Peachtree Nova The Peach Tree Decco with the D4's was a sweet match. | |
| Who has found happiness giving up cd player? I have. | |
| Which cost more: your system or your car? My system is worth more than the family car. If we add in media, and allow for the huge real estate correction in my neck of the woods, it's approaching the value of the house. |