rvpiano
Responses from rvpiano
| Subwoofer for classical music listener That's what I thought! I can't understand why he would have told me that. Maybe it's because it was closing time on aFriday and he didn't want to be bothered transacting a cable sale. Who Knows?! | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener stfoth: I finally got around to the idea of trying the high-pass filter option.I called SVS to order the cables and the rep said I needed powered speakers to go that route. I don't have powered speakers | |
| Disaster I got to "systems", but I can't find where to post photos.Easier to send a PM | |
| Disaster After several 18 hour days of unpacking and cataloging many thousands of records and CDs, and making wrenching descisions as to what to dispose of (at least a thousand) because they wouldn't fit on the shelves, I'm just about finished. After I fig... | |
| Disaster Falconquest: Your case is a lot worse than mine. At least my house survived, even though three rooms had to be gutted. Also, my equipment and media came back like it never happened. I really feel for you. | |
| Disaster Jafant: How do you PM on this site?Right now my room looks like a warehouse.when I'm finished with shelving the 1000s of CDs and records I'll send you a picture. Might be a while. | |
| Disaster It's now been about five months since I had the fire and began the posts. Well, the room is now beautiful with a twenty foot wall of empty built in CD and record shelves. The equipment survived in great shape and sounds as good as ever.However, I... | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener Well, here goes again. Changing the Y splitters from Radio Shack to thicker audiophile cables has made an improvement with the sub. Seems to have smoothed out everything. If anything, there seems to be a wider soundstage than without the sub.Plea... | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener I just might do that... now that you mention it | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener I still have to get matching cables to do the high-pass option. | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener Tablejockey: I'm sure you're right that I haven't found the ideal setting and spot for the sub.I have limitations as to where I can place it (furniture, closets, doorways and most important, wife.) I also don't know if I have the fortitude for th... | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener Upon extensive listening, I've discovered that, although I love the sub, there is a definite coloration and lack of precise imaging when listening with it on. It's wonderful for selections with low bass, but in pieces with complex harmonics it doe... | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener Tablejockey: When I'm ready, I'll start experimenting with two subs.I can see I'll have to get creative in setting them up.It would probably be an improvement over one.So far, though, I'm delighted with the one I have.Happy listening to you too! | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener I just fine tuned the bass of the sub by a method that some people might find useful. Like, I'm sure, most new subwoofer owners, I had the bass tuned higher than I should have. Then I listened to two records of a classical symphony ( Mozart's 3... | |
| Subwoofer for classical music listener Schubert: You're right. But right now I'm still in the "audiophile" stage. When I settle down a bit I'll be "Bach."But, the audiophile stage is a lot of fun!tablejockey: I don't know where I'd put a second sub. The opposite wall from the current... |