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| Dunlavy SC VI? I am a proud owner of Dunlavy VI's. I have previously owned Dunlavy IVA's and V's. As you step up in the Dunlavy line the music develops more weight making the presentation more realistic. The midrange and treble remains the same. The soundstage a... | |
| opinions on the Equi=Tech Wall Cabinet? "i would be interested in the 10kVA size with the OFC copper wiring option and the EMI/RFI filter option on 3 or 4 circuts for my digital source and the digital amps in my subwoofers."Mike,The 5kVA unit should be way more than adequate for your ne... | |
| DPS/Schroeder Ref. Turntable I recently purchased the DPS/SchroederDPS combo. The cartridge is the Allaerts MC-1B. The turntable is relatively small compared to other reference tables, however, the sound is big and very dynamic. I have not compared it with the Platine Verdier. | |
| Matching stepup to phono stage Herman,I kind of figured out what you are saying. The Stepup has 23db of gain. I believe that would calculate into a turns ratio of 13.7. Thus, 13.7 X 13.7 = 188. 47,000 divided by (13.7 X 13.7) = 250. Is this correct?Thanks,Rich | |
| Matching stepup to phono stage "The impedance presented to your cartridge will be the combination of the 250 ohms of the step-up and the 47Kohms of your phono stage."OK, but how do they interact. How can the "final" impedance be calculated? | |
| DUNLAVY,S SPARE PARTS. That's the beauty of these speakers. Parts are easy to replace at Madisound.com. | |
| Checkpoint Laser Tools Does anybody have any other suggestion?Marcussix,I have friend with the Checkpoint laser. I went to Home Depot and purchased their cheapest laser tool for about $20 and it worked just as well as the Checkpoint. By the way, it was the best $20 I ha... | |
| A brutal review of the Wilson Maxx John Atkinson's measurements of the MAXX II reveal nearly a +/- 10db differential in frequency response. There is a 6-7db boost in the bass. How many of us would accept these large abberations in our amplifiers, preamps, cd players, or even our ph... | |
| A brutal review of the Wilson Maxx "Accuracy," as defined by Stereophile's founder and Chief Tester, J. Gordon Holt, is "The degree to which the output signal from a component or system replicates the sonic qualities of its input signal. An accurate system reproduces what is on the... | |
| Recent Sigtech room correction users What would you like to know? I own 4 SigTech's. Each has 2 channels. I use one for 2 channel audio and 3 for 6 channel home theater. I have a dedicated room designed for proper acoustics. Despite that, the SigTech still makes a significant improve... |