yoyoyaya
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| ??? What Is The MOST Expensive System You Ever Heard ??? What Was Your Opinion ??? Forget about listening to megabuck system at shows. It's not representative of what those systems can achieve in a more controlled environment. | |
| Please explain mono The majority of multi track recordings are actually a compendium of mono tracks panned to simulate stereo. | |
| Stack Audio Smooth Lan Issue @OP Is the Bryston throwing up any error messages? Have you connected the Smooth Lan according to the sequence indicated by Stack? Upnp issue - The BDP-3 can implement all 3 major functions common to the uPnP and DLNA standard. They are disabled... | |
| Analog invites you to turn up the volume @OP - very nice system. Differences in tonal balance between different sources may become greater at different listening levels. Perhaps the analogue source sounds smoother than the digital - that will be more apparent as the volume level goes up.... | |
| Faint buzz in speakers @giantsalami - loose connections of all kinds can be major culprits in buzzes and noises. That incudes the breaker box where vibration can loosen the connections. WARNING to all - do not go sticking screwdrivers into your breaker box - get an elec... | |
| How Many Times Do You Have To Listen To Understand A Piece Of Music? About 16 bars is usually enough for me to know whether I want to listen further. | |
| Can you recommend Jazz for some one that doesn't like Jazz? @OP Chet Baker, Paul Desmond. And though some people hate CTI recordings, a lot of Wes Montgomery's CTI recordings are very listenable. And speaking of Wes Montgomery, Lee Ritenour's Wes Bound is an outstanding recording - in the quality of its en... | |
| Will an Amp change improve my system ? @OP GHD Prentice's post sums up the amplifiers very well. I would also add that if you like your Harbeths, then you will like the Pass. However, if you predominantly listen to rock music or large scale classical, and depending on your room size an... | |
| Starting my showroom again @OP. Have you got the cash to handle the first six months to a year of business when you will have little income and many outgoings? I don't know what the US market is like, but in Europe, the low end market is dire due to a combination of demogr... | |
| Room is way too bright. @OP - curtains on your windows and acoustic treatment correctly applied to the available surfaces. The point of first reflection is where the off axis sound from the loudspeaker meets the wall and reflects off it. That is where you apply treatmen... | |
| 2-way design vs. 3-way design means ? @OP the term 'way' refers to how the frequency range is split. For the most part this will equate to the number of drivers used in the design. In a classic three way speaker, the drivers will cover the bass, midrange and treble. In a two way, the ... | |
| Is all the hype warranted @ghasley - my comment related to the OP's specific situation re the possibility of using an SET in a room that's over 400 ft sq. However, SET amplifiers in general exhibit relatively high levels of harmonic distortion once output rises above a han... | |
| Is all the hype warranted @OP. There are other USA made affordable tube amps to consider such as Rogue audio. Despite your loudspeakers' relative efficiency, you might want more than forty watts per channel in your quite large room. SETs definitely need not apply unless al... | |
| Japanese Voltage. Transformers aren't just generic black boxes so there are potential downsides to using them as voltage changers. And it's not just a question of the VA rating. | |
| I need a little help from a UK, German, Greek or Israel member. I've had a look at that site. The site itself looks legitimate but it is essentially a private adverts site, so any individual transaction is down to the trustworthiness of the specific seller. |