ScottMayo Wrote:
Nobody gets a room flat from 100-18k using foam. Foam does next to
nothing for bass. People who can get to +/-5db using real room
treatments *and* EQ are doing quite well. Untreated rooms often swing
20db or more, even with EQ.
Scott
Oh dear, I do apologise...I
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Thanks to Heuer's article a few months ago, I built my own linear PSU
and have been extremely pleased with the results. I used a Power One
HB5-3 (5V, 3A) PSU with over voltage protection and voltage sensing.
I bought two of these PSU's and have just completed my 'Mark II' PSU,
so my Mark I is
For those wondering about making b-stock purchaces, I have some
first-hand experience to relate.
I went ahead and purchased a DENON DRA-395 from SecondAct.biz, one of
DENON's authorized distributors of b-stock and reconditioned items.
Mine was b-stock, which means it could have been a dealer
Just an update:
First, I wanted to again thank everyone here for their help. This is
one of the best forums I have ever read.
I went to a not so local (5 hours away)hifi shop
(http://www.lettherebesound.com/index.html)and auditioned both the
Cyrus 8vs and the Naim Nait 5i. To my ears the
From cusory examination the plug-in did not seem to offer sufficicent
precision (# of band of eq) or types of eq.
In contrast the DEQ9624 provides 31 band graphic eq, also parametric
eq, and shelving type filters. All have independent Left right
processing. It also offers dynamics processing
blah509 Wrote:
agentsmith Wrote:
I am biased, but you cannot do much worse than getting a Naim Nait 5i. I
own the 5i and still own the mini Nait 2 that is more than 20 years old
and still sounding better most mass market amps.
Oops just found this in the thread. Agent..? Do you
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Heuer wrote:
No. The NV is designed as a RAID server so the disks spin 24/7 and so do
the fans. The Qnap TS-101 disk does stop (no fan) when not being used.
Not currently anyway. The NV has upgradeable firmware, and the request
has been made and acknowledged for a disc spin-down feature.
Another consideration, I'm partial to having physical knobs to twiddle
in real-time. Comes from a music recording background and working at TV
stations for years.
Perhaps the plug-in is more capable than I thought initially.
Nonetheless, I was able to satisfy myself that the Behringer monitoring
if you're going to whip out the soldering iron, you might as well make
yourself a couple rca's with inline attenuators. Here's some helpful
links:
http://audiokarma.org/forums/archive/index.php/t-59707.html
http://homepages.tcp.co.uk/~nroberts/atten.html
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mgraves Wrote:
Nonetheless, I was able to satisfy myself that the Behringer monitoring
hardware was a decent purchase.
Agreed. I spec'd their B2031's for a small classroom installation and
was really impressed by their performance.
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azinck3
325xi Wrote:
Anything known about this DAC here?
I have the MkI, and it's my favorite DAC so far (owned DAC1, DA10,
Aqvox). The sound was very marginally more to my liking than the Lavry
(more a flavor issue than technical betterment), but the build quality
is off the chart. I could hit
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