timlub
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| What's a good alternative to Pass Labs? Coda 40.0 meets your requirements | |
| Opinions on Pioneer CS series speakers Hi Saki70, I have to agree with Loomis... I do see these go from $100 to $400 on occasion. They can be a bit tubby in the mid bass, but in the right room bass can be surprisingly good. The top mid range and top end are not world class by any means... | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? The comment to use steep crossover slopes is for those that can bi amp that still have their crossovers in place.... sorry for any confusion. | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? Hi Al, yep, Oh, absolutely. You can increase delay, but you cannot decrease the delay. If any designer ever over compensated with Baffle step compensation or match pad, you cannot remove that resistance or speed up the passive parts inside. On the... | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? Hi Al, Thanks for the reply. When building speakers, we time drivers are not time aligned on the frontal plane by adding padding/baffle step compensation to change the delivery of the tweeter and mid hitting your ear at the same time. This is bui... | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? Hi Guys, I have read several post, but not near all, this may have been addressed. I have no doubt that the DEQX could be a game changer, but it would require Biamping, triamping etc. The biggest problem in any speaker is the crossover. Coils suck... | |
| Inexpensive ES9018K2M DAC Just want to add that the USB input is the most current XMOS asynchronous chip. Sorry, should have added that in the first place. | |
| Pioneer SX 1050 Recommended Speakers https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/3-way-speaker-kits/zaph%7Caudio-sb12.3-sb-acoustics-12-dual-midrange-3-way/Here is a DIY kit that is ideal for the type of music that you listen to... Super sensitive.... a Solid 4 ohm load, I don't think the ... | |
| speakers for listener with Tinnitus Saki70, That Statement is called sarcasm, it went hand in hand with my opening line "impossible question to answer". Sorry for any confusion.Tim | |
| speakers for listener with Tinnitus Guys, Impossible question to answer, everyone's tinnitus is different. One guy might ring at 3.5k and another guy ring at 7k... Intensity varies and occasionally multiple frequencies. There is no catch all speaker to fix multiple listeners tinnitu... | |
| Inexpensive ES9018K2M DAC Rlwainwright.... Such great feedback, Thanks! | |
| Sumo preamp I used the Sumo Athena in a variety of settings, in the right system, it can be very enjoyable, surprisingly good in fact with the right amp & Speakers, but one system, I couldn't make it sing. No disrespect to Wlutke, but just couldn't agree ... | |
| speakers for listener with Tinnitus First you would need to understand your tinnitus. The frequency screaming in your ear is not the same for everyone. Identify your frequency peak....Then If you can biamp,triamp,etc. your best bet is to use a dsp... eq your room by channel and acco... | |
| Sumo preamp I believe the Athena is a Jason Stoddard design. He is at Schiit Audio, you might drop him an email for advice.Good Luck, Tim | |
| speaker cone doping? By the way, an addition, siliconized latex caulk is heavy... much much heavier than the thin latex liquid in paint... This is a fine dampener for some cones, but would not recommend it for the AR mentioned here. |