rodman99999
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| Sanders magtech or odyssey kismet @bdp24- @bdp24- Here’s an item of interest, if you can stand the fan noise or have a closet for isolation: (http://www.ebay.com/itm/HAFLER-Pro-500-Power-Amplifier-Two-Channel-225-watts-per-channel-25062/17217...) I used a DH500 for bottom end, 20+... | |
| Sanders magtech or odyssey kismet @bdp24- I’m not crazy about typing, so I’ll try to keep this brief. Never having owned Tympanis, I’ve nothing concrete to offer there. I’m powering two SEAS L26ROY D1001s for bottom(X @ 250Hz/10th order), so the only commonality is a 4 Ohm/ch load... | |
| Sanders magtech or odyssey kismet @bdp24- Much of the venue ambiance info in your recording resides in in the lower few octaves. Use a Crown amp and you'll lose it. I've been using a slightly modded TransNova 9505, to drive my transmission line woofers, with excellent results... | |
| I admit it, I get skin orgasms. BTW: bdp24 re: SPLs- EXACTLY!!!! | |
| I admit it, I get skin orgasms. I've always thought of them as, "eargasms". | |
| Why are so many companies like harbeth making old speakers designs and charging thousends? ".... the only diffinceses as upgraded silver wire and upgraded crossover components. To a thousand dollar woofer that is machined not stamped and has so much magnetic flux that it ca lift a car and no crossover?"(I made no corrections, just cop... | |
| Sanders magtech or odyssey kismet You’re at no risk to try the Odyssey amps, as they have a, "no questions asked, 30 day return policy", same as Sanders. (http://www.odysseyaudio.com/sales-usa.html) | |
| sound wave speed and other ways they behave/react. Regarding, " sound wave speed and other ways they behave/react". If you want to focus on that aspect alone, copy/paste (Sabine reverberation) in your search bar and you'll get a plethora of helps. ie: (http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-RT6... | |
| sound wave speed and other ways they behave/react. I agree with ohlala: (http://www.amazon.com/Master-Handbook-Acoustics-Sixth-Everest/dp/0071841040/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&q...) Mine is the first edition, purchased in 1981. I'm probably due for an update. | |
| Bass traps - too many choices!! Another vote for Auralex LENRD Bass Traps. They do a great job of breaking up the reinforcements that occured in the corners of my room. eBay lists a version that is much cheaper and I see no reason that they wouldn't work as well. Note the c... | |
| aes / ebu digital cable choices I do know what I heard and that's what I passed on, as requested by the OP. | |
| Removing faceplate from Hafler 9300 There may be double-sided adhesive strips holding the same joints as the bolts you removed(between the heat sinks and the faceplate's flange). | |
| aes / ebu digital cable choices I owned two Kimber Orchids, some years back. The .5M was unlistenable, I suppose because of digital reflection. The 1.5M was wonderful. If I ever need another AES/EBU, I'll be looking for another 1.5M Orchid. | |
| Stylus cleaner About 36 years using Stylast and either their small brush, or the brush that Dynavector provides, prior to each listening session. Then, I use the brush after each LP side. | |
| If a gear is dirt cheap, do you think it is no good? Lots of folks are thrilled with their iPhone/earbud audio. Long as your system floats YOUR boat, what's there for me to think about? |