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| Talk but not walk? Hi HombreIt's cool that your system sounds great! I'm sure everyone here is giving you a thumbs up, including me. However there's something I'm not getting from your post.If your system is a "perfectly tuned system", why would you be planning on c... | |
| new L100? LOLNot I. The NS10 is a great speaker to modify and so easy. | |
| GIK acoustic panels I just got back a while ago from doing a RoomTune "Room In A Box" setup here in town. Well I sat on the sofa letting the owner do the work and I guided the placement. It was funny he turned to me after the first RT Square went up "did you hear tha... | |
| The Science of Cables Hi vwfan53Remember when HEA went discrete only giving the listener a volume control to adjust lol? We all looked at each other and said "what are these guys thinking". It was like a big joke at first until we realized these goofballs were serious.... | |
| Machina Dynamica New Dark Matter CD and Blu Ray tray treatment? Hi GeoffI think it was a big waste of time for May cause like I said on that forum I didn’t know who she, you and Peter were. I got to know you guys through those posts and then the research I did by looking you guys up, and then all the emails I ... | |
| The Science of Cables What "tarnished beyond repair" HEA was the lack of listening, and an industry that way over charged the public for their experiments and theories. I don’t know about any other listening experts, but blind testing is only as good as a system’s abil... | |
| new L100? Hi mr_mYou know it’s kind of like what me and kalali were just mentioning. The older JBLs had their own thing going on when they were turned sideways. I don’t know how you set yours up, but done a certain way they could burn your ears off (speakin... | |
| new L100? The L40 was the speaker that turned me on to 10" 2 way listening. Another treasure in my book! Has that super cool bottom end. And was more flexible than the L46. I thought the L40 stood on it's own where the L46 really works better with a sub. Ev... | |
| The Science of Cables I usually don’t jump in on the physics end too much here because of the audiophile-ish twists, but Defiant, when did you study under Jackson?mg | |
| The Science of Cables Hi DanMy cables are similar with a few treatments applied. I have mine made in bulk single rolls and then do my baking, cracking the seal, baking again and curing, then spinning, and more curing. A few steps kind of tricky to get my sound. But, if... | |
| GaN-based Class D power amps "What’s shocking in 2019 is how few audiophiles are aware of this revolutionary product category. There are reviews in the past 5 years, starting with Jim Merod in PFO (reviewing NAD’s M2 back then)."Hi Jonnie22I wouldn't necessarily call the Agon... | |
| new L100? Glad to see JBL being talked about again more. The JBL big boys have certainly been making headlines for a few years and now the return of the L100 is pretty exciting. I think L-ers are going to be pretty pleased with the new design. Some of the p... | |
| Digital, Low Mass, ClassD, Less expensive, Let it happen! I'm impressed!! Your getting it folks, good for you!The converts over to Low Mass "tunable systems" is growing. This last month I can really see the numbers of folks trading in their over built approach for one that makes more sense and better sou... | |
| Top Ten "Reasons I Don't Like This Component" 1) Overbuilt HEA products. Throwing big transformers into a chassis with sensitive audio signal carrying parts makes zero sense. Then lol the designers decided they had to shield their parts from the field effects, creating further sonic problems.... | |
| GIK acoustic panels Hi JtcfThe tuning days are coming back strong. I was very surprised to see tuning had drifted so far from what we had started back in the 90’s. In the late 90’s we (MGA RoomTune) had saturated the market and it seemed like Tuning would only grow s... |