Eric Carroll wrote:
Robin,
I thought fw40 was still unstable, is it safe to go into the water now?
Eric,
fw40, and fw42 are not production grade, i.e. there are known issues
with both versions. However, I've found that both work just fine for me.
Is there anything special to getting this
Currently i have my sb3 connected via rca into my Arcam alpha 7 amp
feeding my Wharfedale Diamonds 9.1. I am happy with the sound.
http://www.arcam.co.uk/alpha/amps/ampalpha7r.html
I also use the Diamonds with a Diamonad 9cc to provide the front
channels for my home cinema setup. (monitor
There isn't an obvious answer with your current set of equipment. Some
AV amps have pre-out sockets on them that can be used to feed direct
into you Arcam, but this is not the case with this particular Sony.
You can buy speaker switch boxes, but they usually compromise sound
quality, at least
bigfool1956;307690 Wrote:
There isn't an obvious answer with your current set of equipment. Some
AV amps have pre-out sockets on them that can be used to feed direct
into you Arcam, but this is not the case with this particular Sony.
You can buy speaker switch boxes, but they usually
Actually this might do the trick and be fairly unobtrusive
http://www.qed.co.uk/i175c194-191/Accessories/Audio_Switching/SS21_2-Way_Audiophile_Parallel_Speaker_Switch.htm
What you have to do in is to wire the box backwards. In other words,
where it reads speaker attach the amps, and where it
Thanks again bigfool !
I have emailed QED direct asking about the product.
Are there any other all-in-one good amps out there under £400.00 ? Must
have hdmi connections.
I know the Arcam DiVA AVR280 is a superb piece of kit. Any other
altnernatives from Yamaha etc ?
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tank121
tank121;307741 Wrote:
Thanks again bigfool !
I have emailed QED direct asking about the product.
Are there any other all-in-one good amps out there under £400.00 ? Must
have hdmi connections.
I know the Arcam DiVA AVR280 is a superb piece of kit. Any other
altnernatives from Yamaha
A decent (16A toggle) break before make dpdt switch on each channel
would work fine if your amps are both solid state (as in this case).
Not suitable for valve amps - they need a load.
You can't harm a normal SS amp by disconnecting the speakers.
Connecting the output of both amps together would
Ooops, iPhone is right, it would be potentially risky to use the QED, as
it is possible to connect together the two amps. I should have read
closer. I had a QED switch years ago and when you chose one output, the
other switched popped out making it safe for this purpose. Oh well.
As Phil said,
Phil Leigh;307801 Wrote:
A decent (16A toggle) break before make dpdt switch on each channel
would work fine if your amps are both solid state (as in this case).
Not suitable for valve amps - they need a load.
You can't harm a normal SS amp by disconnecting the speakers.
Connecting the
iPhone;307859 Wrote:
Phil, You have a typo. Your second to last line should say, Break
before make switches not make-before-break.
Yes - sorry...typed in a bit of a hurry - will edit - thanks!
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what
Responses?
http://www.dagogo.com/SlimDevicesTransporter.html
enjoy,
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GuyDebord
Verity Audio Tamino X2 wired with v/d Hul Inspiration, REL Strata5.
AMPS: Pathos Classic One MKIII's in mono config. ANALOGUE: Clearaudio
Ambient CMB, Satisfy Carbon Lyra Helikon SL, ASR Basis Exclusive
phono
The other unfortunate thing missing is the fact that the TP can play
higher sample/bit tracks like SACD. The only thing missing is the
ability to rip said SACDs. :-(
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SuperQ
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Well, I just received my cambridge audio 840c tonight. Using it as a
DAC (as well as a CD player) it just sounds awesome. My wife could
tell the difference 1 floor away.
I was considering the usual suspects; the Benchmark, the PS Audio and
the Lavry. I will admit to not having heard any of
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