sugarbrie
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| Cable Auctions by Manufacturers In my experience also, Zu Cable turns them around usually in a day, never more than 2 (except weekends). | |
| Need an integrated with sub output. You basically need a preamp output for the subwoofer.If your subwoofer can also be run off the speaker terminals (such as all REL models); you can use any integrated amplifier. I actually prefer the speaker terminal method for 2 channel music list... | |
| Small Room. Go for it or forget about it? Bob_reynolds......., in totally non-technical terms, a first order crossover is just a type of crossover circuit design.Basically the poster is saying to get speakers designed for "near field" or "close up" listening. You could use any speakers if... | |
| Componets first, cables second? While I generally completely agree to upgrade the component first; I actually cannot answer you based on the supplied information. What do you own.??That $60 Toshiba SD-3950 DVD player used as a CD player sounds excellent even out of the box unmod... | |
| Small Room. Go for it or forget about it? Go for it.....Remember, headphones are the smallest room.. :-) | |
| Cheap DIY FM Antenna I will add to my comment on amplified antennas that while I don't prefer them; in Doyle's case if his problem is the building blocking the FM signals, then an amplified antenna may be his only choice. | |
| Good sounding, small center speaker I can agree with Flrnlamb. I should have said that it helps some if you use a bookshelf center; to try to stay within the same brand; hopefully one with the same or similar tweeter.If you are using a center rear as well; you can use the same speak... | |
| Good sounding, small center speaker Try using a "regular" bookshelf speaker for your center. I find they work better than most center speakers.For those with larger centers; I found that setting the output to small speaker improved the clarity of larger center speakers in my HT system. | |
| Cheap DIY FM Antenna Just as an added FYI...The entire FM band is between the VHF TV channels 6 and 7.This is why the rabbit ears will work, or actually any VHF TV antenna. | |
| Cheap DIY FM Antenna Yes...go with the $4 dipole at RS...Take no offense Doyle, but you live in Metro NYC where there are lots of stations nearby. I am surprised you need a amplified antenna, but I'll bet it is your building.Move to a more suburban or rural area and y... | |
| Best place to source obsolete parts? You also try the Tuner discussion group over at Yahoo.http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/FMtuners/This Yahoo group is moderated by the same guys that run The Tuner Information Center.http://www.fmtunerinfo.com/Good Luck... | |
| Best place to source obsolete parts? Did you ask them if they would sell just a few ???I find the answer is many times yes.. | |
| Best place to source obsolete parts? A good way is to Google the part number and maybe a couple key words if you get too many unrelated hits.A lot of people post their available parts lists, which Google usually finds. | |
| Cables to top binding posts? Yes, that is the way I would do it. Nothing technical, but simply that the you are more likely to notice a difference in the mids and highs if they get the jumper; while you are not as likely to notice a change in low frequencies. Ultra low freque... | |
| Review: Motif MC-8 Preamplifier Hard to believe, but the CJ PFR preamp is actually a "cheaper" copy of the Motif MC-10.The closest thing to the MC-8 is probably the PF2, but I do not know how common they are.I have owned the MC-8, MC-10 and PFR. The MC-8 is on the warmer side of... |