Andrew B. wrote:
> As I'm sure Pat realises, it is all more complicated than this with
> respect to delay etc.
You bet, this stuff gets complicated fast.
> 10ms is a very tiny delay which may slightly
> thicken the music if you were doing it with two sets of speakers
> pointing at you, one del
andrei_c Wrote:
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> The first thing that bothered me immediately is that even at 100%
> volume SB analog output is still significantly weaker than one of NAD
> 541. I still listen a lot of CDs, and I had to adjust volume every time
> switching between the CD player and SqueezeBox.
>
This surpri
YOWZA!
I'm pretty fortunate that I work only two blocks from B&H Photo. I
picked up a $8 HOSA XLR->RCA cable today on the way home and hooked it
up right along side my $35 glass Toslink cable. I had my wife A/B it
with the DEQ input screen and I could tell a world of difference with
the first
I have a modified DAC AH driven by the SB3 with a blue jeans coax cable.
It is a subtle improvement. I just like the sound of non-OS dacs. Sounds
a little smoother and more analog-like than the SB3 analog outs. It is
not a dramatic difference though...
The SB3 DAC are very good and the analog sta
mauidan Wrote:
> Hopefully a good review from JA will encourage other companies to start
> developing PC/HD based music servers. All those big name
> DVD HD recorders are music servers waiting to happen.
Why, it will be more of the same. Think Mcintosh, but cheaper (one
would hope).
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OK, I'll get one and try it. Thanks.
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I was going to suggest maybe replacing the speakers with a 2.1 system
like the Mirage Omni series of small, omnidirectional satellites,
coupled with a sub.
That would allow you a lot more flexibility in placement and even if
you didn't have strictly identical conditions for the L and R speakers,
Patrick - thanks for the response and thanks for registering - I have
sent you a private post
Willie B
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We supply a modified SB in the UK.
We take a slightly different (more comprehensive) approach than the US
based companies and as a consequence our SB+ is more expensive.
However, once you take shipping to the UK/EU, duty, VAT etc into
account, the gap narrows somewhat.
If you want more info ple
WillieB wrote
Has anybody in England or Europe dealt with Red Wine Audio
Registered specially to respond Willie!
I have. The buzz about service and stuff on AC is true. I have a
Clari-T, iMod and modded Toshiba DVD player from Red Wine Audio. The
killer could be shipping and duties / taxes we ha
As I'm sure Pat realises, it is all more complicated than this with
respect to delay etc. 10ms is a very tiny delay which may slightly
thicken the music if you were doing it with two sets of speakers
pointing at you, one delayed and the other not. But there are other
more significant effects at w
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> No, you're not imagining things. I deleted my post because I gave some
> obviously inaccurate information.
Mark, you might have been mistaken about the volume knob, but your
personal experiences with the SB can't be inaccurate - you're the only
one who can say that what you
Thanks Jon - please let us know how the Clari-T performs - it certainly
has some good reviews. I also see that Vinnie of RWA is now developing
a new Clari-T Signature 30 -
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/viewtopic.php?t=25932
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