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Electronic crossover recommendations Some of the new Behringer models have been getting talked about. Under $400, can function as a digital preamp, x-over and digital room eq. You can dial the thing in on your computer, and change EQ settings on the fly. The DIY crowd loves these thi... | |
GR Alpha Speakers I'd also like to hear from anyone who has played with the Seas kits. | |
Whatever happened to HDCD? Interestingly the Dick's Picks series from the Dead are all HDCD. My player is not though, so I can't say if the HDCD sounds better or not... | |
Mcintosh MA6900 v Krell 400xi for S F Cremona Your room is huge, I suspect your Cremonas will struggle to fill it. Having said that, I have and use the Mac MC-202 which is essentially the amp section of the 6900. It's a great amp, but I agree with John that it may be too laid back with the S.... | |
The Klipschorn $6k new? Holy crap, I had no idea they were that much! | |
The Klipschorn Someday I'd like to put together a tube/Klipschorn system. Setting aside source, what's the minimum investment for tube amp and pre or integrated to drive the K-Horn well? Just curios, not intending to hijack here, but since so many k-horn fans ar... | |
great little speakers Check out ACI, hard to audition since they are a direct dealer, but their speakers tend to have the sound you describe. | |
subwoofers: the bigger the better? Hey Stanwal - What are these Nelson Reed subs? I am thinking or replacing my subs with something with a bit more oomph and a bit more extension. 4 x 12 sounds like it might do the trick! | |
Help I have not bought equipment since mid 80's Slow down! Take it all back and find a dealer in your are that you can work with. Then work with them to put together a new system based on some used and new components (to fit whatever budget you want to spend) that you like the sound of. It seem... | |
subwoofers: the bigger the better? If your goal is music, not just LFE for HT, then I would say you are better off with two subs, in stereo, than one. I've been using stereo subs for over a year now and have been thrilled with the results. | |
Review: Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista SACD CD Player Well, I don't think you can really say that BMW comes out with a new model every year, major re-designs are only every couple of years, at most. In any event, a car is a slightly more complicated piece of machinary than a DAC, so it makes sense th... | |
Review: Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista SACD CD Player They are bringing out a Tri-Vista DAC as well...I agree that MF does too many models, it makes me think less of them, though I have been impressed with the models I have listened to. | |
How to keep my stack of Adcoms cool... You could probably use some PC fans, they are quiet enough that you wouldn't hear them when music/movies are playing. | |
Which is best sub for N802 in fairly large room? Tuong - HAve you tried stuffing the port on the B&Ws? Stick some socks in the port, this may help you. You may be having issues with your x-over points as well. Can you try running the B&Ws full range and still crossing in the subs at 40hz... | |
Which is best sub for N802 in fairly large room? Bwyoung - If he is using an electronic cross-over, I don't see how he can get more bass by changing to bi-wire of his 802s, since all (or at least 90%) the bass is going to the subs anyway... |