Seems to me that subwoofer+satellites setup has been for long in hi-fi
discussions. Back is the 70's there used to be several designers who
proposed this solution and some enthusiasts adopting it. The main
interest of such a setup was that satellites (two-way generally) produce
a cleaner sound in
The TP powers-down the wi-fi card when Ethernet is plugged in. The
resultant drop in RF emissions could reduce the noise floor and reduce
the load on regulators, all of which could have an effect on the
analogue stages.
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amcluesent
On 30/08/09 05:05, mac wrote:
No need to spend that much money (for a SMS-1). The Inguz DSP plugin
is ideally suited to this task... and it's free. For not much money one
can buy an inexpensive calibrated measurement mic and use either free
measurement software or something like TrueRTA.
amcluesent;453006 Wrote:
The TP powers-down the wi-fi card when Ethernet is plugged in. The
resultant drop in RF emissions could reduce the noise floor and reduce
the load on regulators, all of which could have an effect on the
analogue stages.
So, (theoretically) there could be a
This thread has cost me real money... I have ordered a pair of AVI
ADM9.1 speakers after thinking through my experiences with HiFi / Slim
Audio (sorry, Logitech) / home studio gear (where active speakers rule)
over the last few years. Some of the references got me reading around,
Ashley from AVI
dBerriff;453019 Wrote:
This thread has cost me real money... I have ordered a pair of AVI
ADM9.1 speakers after thinking through my experiences with HiFi / Slim
Audio (sorry, Logitech) / home studio gear (where active speakers rule)
over the last few years. Some of the references got me
KMorgan;453064 Wrote:
I would be very interested in hearing how you get on. Post back when
you get the chance.
K
I certainly will. Unfortunately it can take a few days for deliveries
to reach our island, and Monday is a holiday in the UK.
I am really happy with the sound of my current
dBerriff;453123 Wrote:
I would not consider anything other than powered monitors for my
(low-end) home studio. Even my bass guitar amp cabs are self-powered. It
makes sense so why hadn't I made the connection with my HiFi set-up? Not
sure really - anyway I have decided to try the AVIs as
earwaxer wrote:
Until or unless all 16 bit music is remastered in 24bit and offered for
download over the internet I don't see myself getting too excited about
it.
Lots of music was recorded in only 16 bit, nothing will add back the
lost bits.
Well done RedBook can sound great, but loudness
I thought I was the only audiophile to not be impressed with 24/96
sound! I have found much better sound improvement from fairly simple and
relatively inexpensive tweaks. For me, substituting solid core silver
wiring in my t-amp has improved the sound of my paltry 16 bit music
collection to a
Thank you but I cannot take the credit for being on to something; this
goes to:
http://www.avihifi.co.uk/
I actually feel that I have been a bit slow on the uptake and have
wasted quite a bit of time over the last couple of years and should have
seen the way forward as soon as I realised what
ashmore;451735 Wrote:
So, Caiman owners, how do you feel about the little box of tricks now
you've had it for a little while?
Lots of views, including mine, here
http://www.theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3404
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Labarum
Brian
Squeezebox 3 Classic and Virgin Cable Box
amcluesent;453006 Wrote:
The TP powers-down the wi-fi card when Ethernet is plugged in. The
resultant drop in RF emissions could reduce the noise floor and reduce
the load on regulators, all of which could have an effect on the
analogue stages and random gamma rays might affect the noise
Some of us have been running active systems for 20+ years ... :-)
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB3 (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Good Vibrations S/W - MF
Triplethreat(Audiocom full mods) - Linn 5103 -
Phil Leigh;453240 Wrote:
... and random gamma rays might affect the noise floor too :0)
Actually...
It's not the random gamma ray's, it's the alpha particle emissions from
lead solder that you have to worry about They induce single bit
soft errors.
At cd data rates, you might get a
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