tls49,
Thanks for the clarification, the unique button sure confused the crap out of me!
Thanks for the clarification, the unique button sure confused the crap out of me!
small amp for 2.1 computer audio (svs ultra)
I'm looking for a compact-sized amplificator to use with a 2.1 computer audio system
Speakers = 2 SVS Ultra or 2 LCR-750
Subwoofer = PSB SubSeries 125
The biggest concern is the size restriction, i have limited room available under my desk
- Maximum 12" width
- Maximum 6" height
- Maximum 18" depth
- no fan / totally silent
I am totally noob at this, i never bought an amp before (beside AVR for home theater system).
I don't need any fancy features and the amp will always be connected ONLY to the computer. I don't need airplay or any wireless feature, just an audio input to hook it to my computer. I'm not the kind of guy who play a lot with audio settings and equalizer, most of the time i use default settings (on my HT i just ran audissey and didn't adjust anything)
Any recommendation ?
Speakers = 2 SVS Ultra or 2 LCR-750
Subwoofer = PSB SubSeries 125
The biggest concern is the size restriction, i have limited room available under my desk
- Maximum 12" width
- Maximum 6" height
- Maximum 18" depth
- no fan / totally silent
I am totally noob at this, i never bought an amp before (beside AVR for home theater system).
I don't need any fancy features and the amp will always be connected ONLY to the computer. I don't need airplay or any wireless feature, just an audio input to hook it to my computer. I'm not the kind of guy who play a lot with audio settings and equalizer, most of the time i use default settings (on my HT i just ran audissey and didn't adjust anything)
Any recommendation ?
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Sorry for the confusion i realise it was unclear, i am noob at this and i don't know the appropriate technical terms. My first language is french so there's also the language barrier. Indeed, i just want a knob to control the volume. I noticed the suggested amps had volume control, but there was 2 different buttons to control it. I prefer knob as traditional "push buttons" Windows does have a volume control, but i prefer physical volume control. My current edifier computer speakers has something like this and i love it: http://img.ncixus.com/images/27404_l.jpg |
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