Congrats :) I've got a pair of red ones and I couldnt be happier. I
listened to a lot of small speakers up to about $1000 a pair and IMO
the little S-520 are better than speakers easily 2x their price.
What I love most is the fluid midrange and delicate top end. I dont
find them overly bright e
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About 2 years ago
I "heard" a difference in my SB3 when I plugged the WW into my power
conditioner as opposed to the wall outlet.
It seemed to effect the same improvement I
"heard" using the linear PSU I had bought.
I am unwilling to argue that this wasn't placebo because I didn't do
this parti
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ashmore;357559 Wrote:
> So I love the SB3. It's hooked up to a Rotel RA 05 + Quad 11L + a KEF
> sub. But I notice from listening comparisons of CDs through a modest CD
> player that the SB3 has less range than the CDs, particularly at the
> bass end of things, and to my ears sounds 'thinner' some
Hello,
Currently I am using my Squeezebox3 with the standard PS connected to a
Belkin PF50 power console:
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=250844#
I am using the digital outputs of the SB connected to an external DAC.
The system sounds great as it is now and the Po
Nonreality;362099 Wrote:
> I agree with you. I don't buy the "gun to the head" argument anymore as
> it's more of just not knowing better as the promotion team tells you
> that "louder is better" and it's up to you to believe it or not. I
> hope that musicians start taking matters into their ow
cliveb;361068 Wrote:
> A few years ago I would have agreed with you. But I fear that we've
> fallen off the cliff recently. The race for loudness at any cost seems
> to have become recording industry dogma (at least in the pop & rock
> world). I get the uneasy impression that there are a large nu
honestguv;360698 Wrote:
> If you prefer the sound of processed music as indicated by your
> preference for valve amplifiers and the sound of internet radio then I
> would suggest obtaining some suitable software and learning how to use
> it. I would also suggest keeping your FLAC files unprocesse
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