ditusa
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| Mono blocks for Revel Salon 1’s recommendation? I agree with @hjdca, the Krell KMA 160 mono amps are first class, you would have to spend $50,000 or more to best the Krells see here. Mike | |
| Seeking horn array loudspeakers with a maximum price of $17,500.00 per pair. @kjl1065 If you don't mind used see here. Mike | |
| Seeking horn array loudspeakers with a maximum price of $17,500.00 per pair. @ozzy62 +10 Mike | |
| Encouraging people to consider a traditional 2 channel stereo system. @devinplombier Wrote: If kids love music (we know they do) and care about how it sounds (why wouldn’t they?), then at some point in their musical evolution they’ll arrive at the conclusion that 2-channel is where it’s at. Because it is. No worri... | |
| Battle of the affordables Which one would you pick? JBL S4700 see here Mike | |
| Preamp for Luxman M-10X other than C-10x Budget? | |
| Seeking horn array loudspeakers with a maximum price of $17,500.00 per pair. JBL 4367 see here. Mike | |
| Need help matching speakers with amplifer @phays245, speaker power requirements see here. Mike | |
| Mcintosh MQ112 @jetter Wrote: The old advice about sound degradation using EQs is just that, by and large an old wives tale. Without an EQ you are locked into what the designers thought was the sound you like. Adding an EQ to slightly tweak your sound to you... | |
| Mcintosh MQ112 @glennewdick Wrote: If using an EQ makes your listening more enjoyable then use one. I agree! @onehorsepony Wrote: Before tossing them aside, what do you feel about adding a Mcintosh MQ112 equalizer after my preamplifier? I would say good... | |
| Integrated amp for tube lover @hedwigstheme, see here and here. Mike | |
| Footers under new speakers @buellrider97, Misconceptions about loudspeaker spikes see here and here. Mike | |
| How good is the crossover in your loudspeakers? @phusis +1 Mike | |
| How good is the crossover in your loudspeakers? @devinplombier Wrote: (I’m not aware of any analog active speakers), but all the components are integrated in just two, conventional-looking speaker cabinets. A bit of history for the fun of it, the first powered and analog active speakers we... | |
| Am I wasting money on the theory of Bi-amping? @katman Wrote: No speakers offer inputs for active biamping because it’s incredibly easy to accidentally hook up the woofer to the tweeter input and destroy a tweeter! That's not true! My speakers have inputs for active bi-amping. Mike |