Hello,
I am looking for an upgraded power supply. Let me know if you have
something available!
Thanks,
Ben
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Mark Lanctot;242044 Wrote:
>
> I'd never buy speakers based on recommendations on an audio
> forum...speakers are highly subjective. What I may love, you may hate.
That's very good advice.
I recommend you burn a CD with well-recorded music you know very well.
Listen to it at home before go
You can buy one of these for ~$200:
http://www.zzounds.com/item--BEHDCX2496
Feed it the SB digital signal and you'll get back six channels of
filtered output.
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Gibbo wrote:
> but i'm thinking cheap options, £100.
>
> is it possible?
At that price, hmm, you could pay someone to slam your front door in time to
the music.
Or, to stretch the budget a little:
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=645977
I hope that helps
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You want to "brighten" your sound and move the soundstage "in front" of
your speakersthis goes against every "audiophile" stands for IMO.
If you want to simply brighen your sound try a set of Nordost Blue
Heaven interconnects...right around $120 a pair...these will brighten
your sound. If yo
Ok, so thing is I want to make my system a little more enjoyable for
films, it doesn't really have that rumble that you sometimes need, I
have kef Q3's and a C320bee NAD amp. What can I do? and in very simple
terms, what would you plug and where? just want people opinions really,
I know this is au
Gibbo wrote:
> an active sub should have a speaker level in, that can connect to a
> speaker cable from the standard amp left and right outputs? how does
> this connect with the speakers that are also connected? series?
> parallel?
Depends on the specifics of the sub. On my REL stadium, the speake
Cheers for the responses.
pretend I know nothing, as to be honest when it comes to this I don't
really,
an active sub should have a speaker level in, that can connect to a
speaker cable from the standard amp left and right outputs? how does
this connect with the speakers that are also connected
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adamslim;242212 Wrote:
> ...the difficulty at the moment is the simple issue of syncing two SBs -
> it would have to be perfect. However, if it's a one-box solution, it
> must be pretty easy.
>
Yes, except you don't want them synch'ed - you have to be able to
adjust delay between drivers in ea
There is nothing that would make a source device able to do this any
better than an inline digital processor. AV receivers effectively do
this already. What did I miss?
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darrenyeats;239282 Wrote:
> David,
> To be fair, many people see fit to set up a home network and to manage
> their data without a music player coming into it. It's useful for many
> reasons. The SB3/Transporter is therefore able to tap into a large
> market of people who can use a set up they al
So do we really want the ultimate quality? I reckon (shoot me down!)
that Slim Devices would not find it impossible to develop a 'paired
Squeezebox' solution that had more than one (different) digital output
for each channel - a high frequency and a low frequency one. You then
feed each side thr
Fifer;242194 Wrote:
> In my experience, that relationship can buy you far more than you will
> ever save buying from the cheapest source.
>
> That's what I call service.
Great to hear you found a good dealer. I have a great one also. They
are hard to find, but once I do, I support them. I buy
If one were looking for extended low accurate bass that seamlessly mates
to main speakers for music listening (not Home Theater), a possible
suggestion would be any active sub that operates by becoming active
before the output to the mains. These subs have a huge advantage over
LFE, passive, or ad
I can't wait to see the posts about the headaches and brain cancer
caused by having wi-fi headphones! Such a product will really bring
out the aluminum foil hat crowd!
TD
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bigfool1956;242169 Wrote:
> Another point I would like to add to is the one about using a hifi
> dealer for auditions with no intention to buy. This is something that
> happens to every hifi dealer, especially for items that can be bought
> over the net, or from some "pile 'em high, sell 'em chea
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You should be able to connect any sub with a high level (speaker level)
input to your amp. Effectively the output of your main amp is the input to
the amp in the sub.
Ive been using a http://www.bkelec.com/HiFi/Sub_Woofers/XLS200.htm in a
similar set up for 9 months now and am very pleased. On sli
I must second what everyone else is saying here. Every speaker has a
distinct personality, and people react differently to the various
strengths and weaknesses of design.
There is no way I can tell you which speaker you will like or dislike,
based on my personal preferences.
Take, for example, t
Lot's and Lot's of great small speakers, Dynaudio, Proac,Monitor Audio,
Harbeth, Spendor, Quad, .. Brits are known for great small speakers.
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westernboy;240238 Wrote:
> Hi cgull (clever name, btw). In response to your original post, I can
> recommend the Beresford TC-7510 external DAC, providing it has the
> 'Class A' output mod. At around 140 UK pound sterling, it was better
> than the modded Channel Islands VDA-1 I tried previously
Maybe not quite up to some audiophile standards but I have a set of kef
Q3's (http://www.kef.com/history/2000/q/qseries3.asp) connected to a
nad 320bee amp pretty much the same as this
http://nadelectronics.com/products/hifi-amplifiers/C325BEE-Stereo-Integrated-Amplifier/images,
I would like to ad
Monitor Audio i-Deck is the best speakers i am using.
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Even though you're not looking to spend huge amounts now, I would make
my usual recommendation to people setting out on the path, as it were:
get yourself to the next Heathrow hifi show (February or March maybe?)
and have a listen.
There is a surprising range of 'character' to different hifi syst
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