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| Vandersteen Sub & Adcom Processor Debugging Can't you run a speaker level connection (instead of line level)to the sub? You may ultimately find you get better integration this way, by using the sub's crossover instead of the preamp...John | |
| Isolation question. Monitor on Subwoofer I agree. I am setting up RBH T-2P towers, and on these (and many other) speakers the monitors dock on top of the subs...John | |
| infinity intermezz0 2.6 I think you hit the nail on the head - very impressive bottom end for a monitor (and the RABOS eq is nice) but it can be bright in some rooms.Check Infinity's website for the stands...John | |
| Aragon 2007 AMP with B&K Reference 50 or ????? I would not buy the B&K with all the issues users are having with ticks and pops when switching. There are a number of new pre/pros at $2K from Integra, Rotel, Nad and Sherwood...John | |
| Dynaudio 3.4 or Dali grand Have seen the Grands at deep discounts online. Are they a current model?John | |
| Hi-Rez downgraded by DSP anxiety Most receivers and pre/pros leave HiRes music analog. Those that convert it to digital normally do so in an attempt to apply some type of bass management. You can usually choose whether or not this conversion occurs - the procedure varies by unit.... | |
| Infinity Prelude MTS Voodoochile:Which Intermezzos do you have? Do you find them to be overly sensetive regarding placement? | |
| Best big screen for under $4000.00 I also decided that the Samsung DLP / DVD combo through DVI was the least "compromised" choice out there. After ISF calibration, PQ is stunning. Standard Def sucks on all bigger screens, just a fact of life. The HLN 61 can be found for less than $... | |
| live dvd/v concerts Another vote for Diana Krall, "Live in Paris". The DTS track is great - why can't all concert DVD's be this good? | |
| Where should I go next? One "first" step is to decide what kind of sound you like. Electrostatic/Ribbon speakers (Maggies, Quads, Martin Logan, etc.)sound quite different than horns (Klipsch, etc), which are quite different than cone speakers (which themself can be warm,... |