Wow, great news ! Thanks a lot. :)
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I bought a pair of these for my father in law and was surprised how good
they sound - very cheap.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/multimedia/review/2007/11/19/Creative-Gigaworks-T40-2-0-Speakers/p1
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pablolie;367315 Wrote:
A few weeks ago someone got these
http://www.usheraudiousa.com/products/loudspeakers/usher-series/s-520-shielded
They don't seem to be active monitors (amps inside).
Bill
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Hi maxrob200!
Sounds strange with direct access vs Router, But who knows?
I hear a difference between Slimserver Firmwares,Router wireless
channels, Flac VS WAVE..
This is Pretty weird to.. But i Believe All this has to do with EMI
Anyway maybe this thread interests you?
These days, I decided to try to understand how (and why) an audio
buffer works, if it works.
I tried to get some information reading various articles here and
there. I found mostly commercial information, I admit. It seems nearly
impossible to get technical data about this kind of device.
For
I've been using a Cambridge Audio Dacmagic with my Squeezebox and am
absolutely delighted; the sound is smooth, detailed, effortless, sweet,
with superb stereo. I actually bought a second one yesterday, which will
go nicely with my second SB when it comes. FWIW I had a 840C at home on
trial for
JezA;367605 Wrote:
I've been using a Cambridge Audio Dacmagic with my Squeezebox and am
absolutely delighted; the sound is smooth, detailed, effortless, sweet,
with superb stereo. I actually bought a second one yesterday, which will
go nicely with my second SB when it comes. FWIW I had a
Well, if you have a source with a very high output impedance, driving a
preamp with a very low input impedance, you can run into issues with
frequency response, and occasionally, limiting or clipping. Passive
preamps are one type of component that frequently requires careful
selection of sources
If the switch is causing noise on your power lines, you could try
direct-connect to the NAS, but leave the switch plugged in where you
normally keep it. If you still think the direct-connect sounds better,
then you can probably rule out the hypothesis that the switch is
introducing noise on the
The Quads are are too reaviling. If you listen to radio/mp3`s in office.
Some songs are good though, but you have to listen to some bad ones,
unfortunately.
You need a Transporter/DAC1(flac,wav) or simular i think, to make them
sound good.
For the time being i havent had the pleasure to try it
jeffmeh;367638 Wrote:
If the switch is causing noise on your power lines, you could try
direct-connect to the NAS
Hi Jeffmeh,
That's what I've been doing, direct connection, leaving the switch
connected to network and IMHO direct sounds better each and every time,
hence my posts regarding
My understanding is that a good buffer (like the Burson) reduced the
potentially degrading effects of interconnect cables on the transmitted
autio signal, and additionally presents a stronger and less distorted
signal to the input stage of the following component.
Having the buffer as a separate
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