blueranger
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| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive Iwal22. Was that 2nd session at the same time of the week as the first one? Power to the home fluctuates in its quality as most agree on. Was the people’s mood in the 2nd session happy? Like the celebration of a birthday? Job promotion? Birth of a... | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive Kijanki. I would like to hear from some more opened minded and unbiased people that dont always equate something expensive as being better. | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive Who else here can’t tell little if no difference in high priced speaker cables? | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive Cleeds. You miss my point. Even a top notch connector could not totally pass all the details of an exotic cable. Make a solid wire out of the connecter metal and cover it with an insulated material. I would like to here from an electrical engineer... | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive With the $1500 speaker cables, I could never get a good connection to the speakers because the spades were so thick and hard to attach. I thought about cutting the ends off but it would hurt the resale value. The slight difference I mentioned was ... | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive Let me make myself clear. It would be no different if you made a solid wire out of the connecter and then used bare stranded copper for the connecter. I was being cynical in my original post. I also read during an A B comparison, the participants ... | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive My point is why pay for all the fancy wire when in the end the signal has to pass through a connecter and then a speaker terminal. Any perceived advantage of pure exotic copper or intricate twisting of the wire or insulators is a total waste. In t... | |
| Thinking out of the box here. It might make some defensive My point is why pay for all the fancy wire when in the end the signal has to pass through a connecter and then a speaker terminal. Any perceived advantage of pure exotic copper or intricate twisting of the wire or insulators is a total waste. In t... | |
| Help, my system sounds lifeless! Not trying to be a smart ass but have you checked to see if the mono button is on???? | |
| Speakers Women Like My fiancé likes the OHMs 5000 with their tops off. | |
| Anti skate. I think something's wrong Thanks for all your answers in this subject. I will have to get a slim bubble level to check tonearm. I checked platter with round bubble level and it was leveled right. I thinks that might be problem. | |
| Anti skate. I think something's wrong My right channel is always the one that clips first. Bryston was fried during lightening storm and was sent back to factory where they replaced all caps plus other things. Seller told me this when I bought it. he also told me it was a 14bst and no... | |
| Anti skate. I think something's wrong Oh what's that??? What's it look like? | |
| Your not a serious audiophile I'd you have?????? Your not s serious audiophile unless you have a Fozgometer!!!!! | |
| Your not a serious audiophile I'd you have?????? Your not a serious audiophile if you don't want to blow the dust off your ten year old CD player in the closet that you replaced with a multi thousand one 2 years ago . You don't want to know if the older one was just as good because it just can't... |