rwwear
Responses from rwwear
| does Queen have better sound quality CD? They were all remastered a few years ago. | |
| Do they make Speakers For Rap/Rock Gee Shadorne I thought it was good taste. | |
| Do they make Speakers For Rap/Rock Yeah. They're called headphones. | |
| Moody Blues on SACD Finally I can't say much good about the MoFi LPs. | |
| Dahlquist DQ-10 capacitor values? You can use a capacitance meter to measure them but you will have to remove them from the circuit. | |
| HDCD a flash in the pan already?? HDCD discs still sound better even when played in a regular player. I have quite a few but no special player. | |
| Aimee Mann - Lost in Space MoFi screws a lot of things up. | |
| when shutting down my system the speakers squak Turn the amp off leave the preamp on all of the time. It uses very little power and will last longer and sound better. | |
| Help Any Krell KRC Owners - Problem I would use the type of fuse that Krell recommends. The fuse could have blown because of a power surge. I would contact Patrick at Krell and ask his advice. | |
| Lower ceiling = shorter speaker stands? Maybe you need a shorter chair? | |
| Splitting turntable signal Yes, they will output what's playing and if you happen to have a record out selector you can listen to something else in the other room. | |
| HDCD a flash in the pan already?? The main reason I suspect that HDCD is no longer incorporated in most player and DACs is because Microsoft bought it and raised the rights considerably. At least it's the reason Krell no longer uses it. | |
| Help Any Krell KRC Owners - Problem Check the fuse first. | |
| Splitting turntable signal We use the tape outs to tie systems together lots of times. It works well. In addition all other sources will be sent to the other receiver also. | |
| Splitting turntable signal The best way to do it is to go out of the tape outputs on the back of one of the amps into the aux input on the other one. Then you can play whatever is connected to the amp. The cable length should'nt be a problem. You can't really split the phon... |