tomcarr
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| Looking for 200 watt Amp to drive Dynaudio Heritage speakers PS Audio S300. 140W/ch/8 ohms 300W/ch/4 ohms Class D- not heavy! | |
| Amp — Leave on or turn off I have the PS Audio S300 stereo amp and the M1200 monoblocks and was wondering the same thing. Just left a message at PS Audio. Curious to hear what they say. | |
| What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report The Clash The Who The Cure Depeche Mode The Cult Wang Chung INXS Duran Duran | |
| Best subwoofer under 2K? Very happy with my pair of JL Audio. $1400/ea. Got on sale for $999/ea. | |
| She loves me she loves me not! I remove them when listening. I replace them when I'm finished. | |
| Marantz SACD 30n vs ND8006 / CD50n "Being an older player, I would like a new player with more detail without being too analytical and which does not have a less pronounced bass than mine." I can highly recommend the Luxman D-03X. Sounds fabulous, and the "invert phase" button is... | |
| Steely Dan UHQR OP- Very good point about 80 YO ears mastering an album. $150 for Aja? No thanks, I'm perfectly happy with hearing that album from my Luxman D-03X CDP. | |
| Have you found your "End-Game" speakers yet? I have. And it feels so good!!! Had twelve pairs of "end game" speakers since 1975. Current pair are B&W 803 D3. Had them for a little over a year. Perfectly happy, so far... | |
| Luxman D03X vs D10X @phillyb Not only do I use the Invert Phase button on every disc, I use it at the beginning of every song. Even on the same album some songs require it, some don't. I can tell usually within a few seconds if it's needed or not. I can't imagine... | |
| Luxman D03X vs D10X @jafant I am not using the USB input/output. I only listen to CDs. The Invert Phase button is very useful! Happy listening! | |
| BW 801 D4 or BW 802 D4 + 2 subs With a fireplace between the speakers and porcelain tile floors it's good that you're going to think about acoustic treatment. You're gonna need it. | |
| Acoustically Treating a Bomb Shelter Nice! Thank you. | |
| Acoustically Treating a Bomb Shelter OP- Nice! I've got the 803 D3s. Have toyed with the idea of a couple subs. What benefits did you gain from adding them? | |
| Acoustically Treating a Bomb Shelter Place absorption panels at first reflection points front wall (the wall you're looking at behind the speakers), side walls, ceiling, and rear wall (the wall behind you). My dedicated room is treated just that way. Sounds wonderful. Yours will too. | |
| Acoustically Treating a Bomb Shelter My friend also lived in Texas, and also in the same radon level class as your county. Most homes here with basements have none to low levels of radon. His home had very high levels. |