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| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money @fleschler hate to break it to you man but electrical theory can explain why. And you're not Superman, you're hearing is not more acute than measurement devices. | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money And why stop at the receptacle in the wall? You have such a golden ear you can probably hear the difference between coal generated electricity and hydroelectricity! You should move to Niagara Falls so you can get that nice clean pure hydroelectri... | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money You know what they say, a fool and his money… And regarding my outdated dogma, I didn't know the laws of electricity changed to stay fashionable 🙄Some of you should spend a little bit of time studying electrical theory and how these devices work... | |
| In need high-efficency speakers Or you could try adding a powered sub and only sending frequencies above 50 to 100Hz to your mains. This would free up a lot of headroom for your current amplifier. | |
| narrow and wide baffles and imaging Rack in corner would be bad because of excessive bass frequencies causing vibration to the components. You do want to get the rack in equipment out between the speakers, that's for sure! Preferably in another room | |
| Is there actually a difference? Lots of good answers above. Yes many big dollar amps are more about hefty power supplies so they can drive difficult loads, as was said previously. My own approach is that if a speaker is a difficult load I don't want it. Money believe is multi ... | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money And Elizabeth, I'm sorry but duplexes have zero effect on the sound. As long as it's gripping your power cable properly and the electricity is being transferred that's all that matters. It just boggles the mind how people think that that could hav... | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money "Some cable labeling has to do with the shielding but not wire directionality. Analysis Plus for example IIRC. Some companies control both, but some cables companies are not on board the wire directionality choo choo 🚂 so they don’t control the ma... | |
| narrow and wide baffles and imaging I think that's a bunch of BS. Some of the best imaging speakers I've had have had hugely wide baffles. Of course I'm sure it helped that they were point source but still if the baffle was that important they would've been a lot worse | |
| Best Loudspeakers for Rich Timbre? @prof some very well thought out posts previous.While I recommend Tannoy frequently to folks with this kind of question, I myself am one of those who had a pair for numerous years but then moved on. Basically for the reasons you cited earlier, yo... | |
| 120v to 240v Adapter to power Amp in USA You could do it and it will work buts it's not th best way | |
| 120v to 240v Adapter to power Amp in USA No it's made for 240 and American is120. If you use a step up it may be starved for current. That's not the best way to do it. | |
| 120v to 240v Adapter to power Amp in USA Just change your wiring so it's 240 V. Very easy to do, depends how far you are from your panel. American stoves and dryer's are at 2:40. I would guess that it might actually sound better at the higher voltage is well. | |
| My experience after lost of 20k$ @tonykay I agree completely.I have about 5000 albums and a few hundred CDs and tried computer audio for a while. At first I was using Windows based system into an Ayre dac and it sounded really good. Then I started running into trouble with glitc... | |
| Cardas Power Cords for DAC Use the power cord that came with the device that would be the correct one for it. If you feel the need to blow your money for nothing, there are many charities that could put it to better use. |