rodman99999

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I have a pair of Lamm ML 1.1 amps and do not know how to set the tube bias...
                            "They hid the info under "Contact Us"                                                     DIABOLICAL!    
"Audiophile" Power Cables: The Greatest Audio Conspiracy Theory of All Time?
                                                     @samureyex ​​​& @yoby = +2  
Is It Common For Questions About Gear For Sale To Go Unanswered?
@allenf1963 -      My guess would be (IF the B does mean, "B Stock"): the seller doesn’t want to make that common knowledge, for obvious reasons.                                                 Caveat emptor      
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
@normb - Of course, those among the audioscenti here who have golden or platinum ears and hearing BEYOND that of mere mortals will argue to the contrary. But… that’s what they do. Sometimes it takes a lot of effort to keep convincing yourself ... 
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
@normb (et al) -        It's sad that so many of you naysayers refuse to acknowledge the FACTS of so simple an issue.         NO ONE is attempting to place themselves above another, or claiming to have, "golden ears".         In your haste to j... 
In a speaker crossover, are film inductors directional or have polarity?
     As mentioned: you must be referring to film capacitors, as there are no film inductors.     You’ll find your answer here: https://audience-av.com/a_applications/      There are FOIL inductors, to which you may be referring.     Their orien... 
Should I
                   What rsf507 & onhwy61 said:                                          +1                          IF you're not the DIY type.  
Should I
     There are a minimum of 26 aluminum electrolytics (that I know of) in your amp's critical circuitry.      Thirty years is stretching it, regardless of that type capacitor's original build quality, or country of origin.  
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
     Once again:        The LEDR test I mentioned in my first post was created (scientifically generated) to eliminate all variables, as regards the source material used, when testing your system for sound stage width and depth reproduction.    ... 
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
@cd318 -      iow: YOUR assumptions/conclusions/opinions  
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
       The adherents of the Naysayer Church will never accept that there exist a multitude of variables, when an accurate simulacrum of performers and their performance in a particular venue, is the desire/goal.         If their result differs fr... 
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
@cd318- Since 99.99% of commercial recordings were made with little or no consideration for sound quality, let alone soundstage depth, it could be considered more than a little irresponsible to advocate upgrading in pursuit of this elusive sound... 
Is soundstage width a myth?
@chocaholic -        Lots of special effects, on that album, via a process called, "Q-sound" among various other recording tricks/gyrations.        My favorite: the horse-drawn sleigh, that comes onstage from behind my left shoulder and proceeds... 
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
                             How LARGE do you like your music?      Unless a system can cleanly reproduce all the information (well engineered/recorded in an environment with good acoustics and mic placement) in a quality cut, to the original/int... 
Is soundstage DEPTH a myth?
     Whenever imaging or soundstage are mentioned, I like to remind people about these resources: The following provide tests, with which one may determine whether their system actually images, or reproduces a soundstage, as recorded.        ie: ...