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| Perception Purely from a psychological standpoint, it is much easier to create doubt than affirm correctness. My system is for my enjoyment... it’s job is to emotionally engage ME. With this this in mind, I NEVER ask guests if they want to listen or what the... | |
| What is trully important? All of us started somewhere....maybe with a pro audio system used at home and maybe with a bunch of component home audio system pieces...and for most of us....for a while...it sounded good. Then, we began to notice a few things that were missing... | |
| Digital Amplifier Company Here is a link which I think tells you a lot about the man, the company and his thinking about not revealing too much. https://positive-feedback.com/interviews/tommy-obrien-digital-amplifier-co/One very interesting thing to me is that forums and ... | |
| 2000-2500 USD budget for an integrated amplifier. Do amplifiers sound the same? :) Here is another option....well within your stated budget...from a company whose products get great reviews and great forum comments...with plenty of power to make the Fortes sing...and you have a full 30 days to try them out.https://avahifi.com/co... | |
| "Dazed and Confused" about upgrading current speakers The goldenear amt is both loved/hated for its sound...but there is no doubt that amt's are fast and open...I'm thinking that if you are going to change, you might prefer another speaker with a similar fast top end....a RAAL, another amt...a Be.Som... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong @bigkidz not sure if this is a reasonable price...size....or weight....but the 2Cherry with added rail capacitance...standard faceplate....standard gold binding posts....is going to be 14"w x 10" deep x4" high, weigh about 16lbs and cost you about... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong mijostynWhat are your loudspeakers that are so difficult to drive? | |
| Surge protector If you leave your system on all of the time, no matter what protection you have... lightning rods, panel protection and/or unit surge protection, you are taking a risk and therefore relying on insurance to cover your loss. Even if they are just o... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong A couple more things about the cherry amps that I didn’t mention. 1. Most of their more detailed information seems to be located on their audio circle page... link at the bottom of their web page. 2. You will find that the are willing to sacrific... | |
| Amp Recommendations: 2 Ohm Stable, ~300+ watts, and small... I owned the Crown XLS 2000 for a while so I have a sense of the QSC... and I agree... great for subs. | |
| Amp Recommendations: 2 Ohm Stable, ~300+ watts, and small... The QSC amplifier is more of a pro audio amplifier that will work for home audio producing 300 watts into 8 ohms and handling speaker dips to 2 ohms. The Cherry amplifier is 14x 10x 4 inches... and they have much smaller mononlock amps also. These... | |
| Amp Recommendations: 2 Ohm Stable, ~300+ watts, and small... Check out this amp... stable at 2 ohms... 1000 watts at 1.8 ohmshttps://www.cherryamp.com/5-channel-ampMore details from their kickstarter here. https://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=162524.0 | |
| Surge protector This subject recently had a lot of discussion that my prove helpful. https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/new-home-power-protection/post?highlight=Lightning&postid... | |
| I went from Class D to Luxman A/AB - And most of what you think is wrong If you have ever read the works of Nobel winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman, he devotes a lot of brainpower and ink to proving that people develop a process of thinking that usually makes it very difficult for them to accept change. Often, compl... | |
| Tekton or Klipsch At one point I owned the tekton lore and the ls50 and a power sound audio s1500 sealed sub. As good as the ls50s sounded, they could never replicate anything close to live sound dynamics when used with the sub... the lores were far better at that ... |