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| Would McIntosh Auto Transformers affect speaker sound? I would agree that a transform will not affect sound staging, etc., however transformers are effectively coils, and coils have an effect on high frequencies. So wouldn't the introduction of a transformer into the chain cause some issue (be it phas... | |
| How do I discharge the capacitors in my PS audio P20 ? How will the capacitors be recharged with no power applied to unit. I worked as a audio repair tech for 40 years and it always worked to drain off power supply charges | |
| How do I discharge the capacitors in my PS audio P20 ? Power down. Unplug from the wall, turn power switch back on. This should drain any residual charge left on any power supply caps. | |
| Hearing aid question I've had ReSound unit for about five years now. I bought them from a local audiologist who did a very thorough exam process. While they improve everyday life, I don't find they are very good for music. Things just don't sound natural (as I rememb... | |
| Stacking subwoofers One of the things that I don't understand is that a lot are using a "pair" of subs. I was taught that bass is non directional. I am also a firm believer in crossing over between 80-90Hz. I find that going up over that allows voice into the sub, an... | |
| How much should I expect with a warranty issue from a large retailer/distributor? I am empathetic to your situation, but before you get to upset with Crutchfield, you have to consider what exchanging the piece means to them. Let’s assume Crutchfield were to take the unit back and exchange it for you. They would then have to... | |
| 18 inch subwoofer vs multiple 12 inch subwoofers with bookshelf speakers While this is not answering the posed question, I find it interesting that so many are using crossover points above 100Hz, even up to 120Hz. Ive found that 80-85Hz keeps the vocals out of the subs, and it becomes less "directional". I've always us... | |
| Worst Speakers Ever?? Boy this thread kindled some old memories. Back in the 70's I worked as an tech in the service department for a small chain of stereo stores. One of the speaker lines that the carried was Ultralinear. As mentioned, these speaker were cheap but th... | |
| Can a power amp have too much power, risking damage to a speaker? As pointed out in one of the threads, when the maximum power of an amp is reached, the distortion rises very quickly. It is a "bell" curve rise. The distortion goes from "zero to a hundred" really fast (smallest movement of the volume control), an... | |
| If you have a nice system why do you really need room treatments? The best system in the world can not fix bad acoustics. If the room is bad, chances are no matter what you put in it, will not sound good, or better said, not live up to its potential. | |
| Question: Sound Treatment behind the Listener? With approximately 8' behind you to the wall, the sound level is only attenuating 3.52dB, plus whatever the absorption coefficient of the building materials (ie CD cases are which is probably very low), and another 3.52dB attenuation on the reflec... |