stuartk
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| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? @tomic601:Thanks for your generous offer. Unfortunately, there's not a practical option for relocating amp at present. @tvad:Yes-- I found ads for both the Pass and the Coda for sale, used. As it happens, Coda is located an hour's drive from me,... | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? @oldhvymech:Don't have subs. Sand-filled Target stands sit on heavy cement pavers on wood floor with Herbies Gliders between bottom plates of stands and pavers. My system is very-less-than-ideally-located in livingroom. I put the pavers under the ... | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? Thanks for all the comments.@tvad:The review comparing Pass Labs to Coda would incline me more towards Coda. Needless to say, reviews are no guarantee of satisfaction! Thanks for clarifying Sistrum possibilities. @fuzztone:Please re-read original ... | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? @tvad:This review of the Coda makes it sound very appealing, especially given that reviewer prefer warmer sounding gear, as I do. http://v2.stereotimes.com/post/coda-csib-integrated-by-richard-willie/ | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? @tvad:I checked out the Sistrums and am not sure how they'd work with stand-mounts. | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? Hi tvad-- always nice to hear from you!I appreciate you offering advice based upon your experience with Silverlines.As it happens, I live in the town where Pass Labs used to be located but have only heard Pass separates driving larger Zu speakers-... | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? And... I've experimented with speaker distance from back wall. Moving them as far forward as I can (37"), I note no improvement. | |
| Which component to upgrade to improve bass control? I guess I'd better state that I'm aware that what I'm after may simply not be possible by upgrading a component. That's fine. Just thought I'd ask, as I'm no expert. | |
| Please Suggest Approaches to Perceived System Darkening @oldhvymec:Thanks for your suggestions. Drivers are fine.At any rate, I figured it out. . . A couple months back, I took an old Symposium shelf I wasn't using to a shop and had them saw it in half. I stuck the resulting slabs under my monitors (be... | |
| Please Suggest Approaches to Perceived System Darkening @oldhvymech:I currently do not have tone controls.Hence, there's no way to turn down treble or turn up bass. | |
| Please Suggest Approaches to Perceived System Darkening @deadhead:Tweeters seem to be working fine... | |
| Please Suggest Approaches to Perceived System Darkening @deadhead and @jasonbourne52:Thanks for the suggestions. | |
| Please Suggest Approaches to Perceived System Darkening @erik_squires:"Another possibility is if your relationship to the tweeter axis has changed. Are you now sitting lower or higher than before? Did you toe your speakers in/out more?"As a matter of fact, yes-- I have been experimenting with adjustme... | |
| Please Suggest Approaches to Perceived System Darkening Yikes. Guess I'd better get that done. Thanks, russ69! | |
| New In 2021 Yes, J. A.-- I have the most recent (1 CD + 1 DVD) version. I have no complaints about the sound-- what appeals to me is the prospect of getting to hear more tracks! |