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| Hints on how to sell on A'gon? In addition to all the good advice above, decide for yourself very clearly what your bottom line is before you post a price. You'll get an amazing variety of offers with infinite variations asking if you'll accept a lower price, pay the shipping, ... | |
| Looking for a Little Help... I would second Newbee's recommendation of the Canare StarQuad 4s11. Do a search on it here and you'll find a number of discussions. You can find it at Markertek for $69 cents a foot but there are a number of other sources for it online, as well. I... | |
| Parallel wiring of subwoofer? The configuration you described is the one that's recommended by HSU for their subs, running two sets of speaker cables from a single set of binding posts on the amp, one set to your main speaker and the other to your sub. They advised me that the... | |
| Best pair of $ 1500 speakers to match with Rotel? For $1,500 used you can get a pair of Merlin TSM-MM's and have speakers that will last you through another couple rounds of source and amp upgrades. The Rotel pieces may not be the ultimate electronics but they're damn good for the money and putti... | |
| Braided cable covering? TechFlex at Parts Express | |
| Suggestions for lower priced pre/amp The difference between NAD and Rotel is going to come down to personal preference and your choice of speakers is going to have a considerably more significant effect on the sound than your choice between either of those brands.I've owned a couple ... | |
| Suggestions for lower priced pre/amp A used Rotel 1060, 1062 or RA-02 would give you great sound within your budget and the outputs for two pair of speakers. | |
| My Sister wants an i-pod So help me out with a metaphor here, you can probably come up with a better one than this. "People who complain because an iPod can't possibly compete with their megabucks home rig would also complain that their Ducati can't pull their Airstream."... | |
| I need a new Source I'm familiar with two players that can switch between NTSC and PAL output but there must be many more. The two I'm familiar with are the California Audio Labs CL-2500 DVD (one of which I have for sale) and the Rotel RDV-1060. Both work well as tra... | |
| CD-R burnout My experience with trying to preserve various kinds of digital data over the last 20 years or so is that the problem is almost always the obsolescence of the player, or the interface between the player and the output device, rather than the longev... | |
| Cable Assemblers and DIY Moon Audio | |
| Stereophile review of the T-Amp The coolest thing about the T-amp, other than the price, is something I didn't anticipate at all. In my home office, where I spend way too much time in front of the computer, it's incredibly handy to have the amp and its volume control right there... | |
| Voltage Adaptation - Help an Unknowledgeable Buyer I don't have any technical knowledge about this but I've been using a European model, 230V, Cambridge Audio CD4 player with a Powerbright 100W transformer that I bought new for less than $20 online. It works and sounds great. | |
| Good Budget CD and integrated???? I recommended the Music Hall CD-25 in my post above and it occurs to me now that a very good combination could be a Music Hall CD-25.2 paired with the new Music Hall A-Series integrated amp, particularly if your friend prefers to buy new and get a... | |
| Good Budget CD and integrated???? I own an Audio Refinement Complete integrated amp and a Music Hall CD-25 player with upgraded opamps. The combination is very, very nice and could be had used for less than your budget.Another alternative I can recommend from personal experience w... |