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| Reviewing the Reviewers Trelja, have you ever had the chance to "rummage through" any old IAR's to any great extent ? I'm just curious as to what your thoughts on them were. Sean> | |
| Classe CA 100 running hot For further info on Goertz cables, zobel's and amplifier oscillation, try doing a couple different search's in the AA "cables" archives using the keywords "Goertz", "Zobel" and "amplifier oscillation". Keep in mind that Goertz cables are NOT the o... | |
| Classe CA 100 running hot You need a Zobel network. Goertz supplies these free of charge and the dealer that sold you the cables should: (A) stock the necessary parts for the Zobel(B) made you aware of the potential problems with these cables(C) get a major ASS KICKING for... | |
| Mapleshade and Maple Audio Cables Using "micro" wire is nothing new. Magnan has been doing it for many, many years. As far as i know, i think that they were the first to "document" just how important wire gauge really was and that the effects of "skin effect", and inductance / cap... | |
| Mapleshade and Maple Audio Cables While i haven't tried any of these cables, the literature that they provide for these products has some TALL "double-speak" in it. Any company that has to resort to that type of thing makes me leary of doing business with them. Then again, almost ... | |
| Reviewing the Reviewers Trelja, if you think Mikey is on his own "high horse", you would REALLY hate J. Peter Moncrieff of both International Audio Review & "Wonder: wire / caps / solder" fame. Quite honestly though, i think it was he that set the pace for ALL other ... | |
| Bi-amp with multi-channel amps in H/T Use a five channel amp to bi-amp the mains and drive the center channel. You can then pick up a similar two channel or three channel amp for the rears. If your doing HT with Maggies, i would highly suggest picking up a sub to reinforce the bottom ... | |
| Anyone heard of this??? Kudos to Albert. I'm kind of a "nostalgia" buff when it comes to older audio gear and do remember the basic arm design, i wasn't familiar with all of the info that you provided. Thanks for filling us in. I was told by others that had worked with t... | |
| 25,000 for the home theater Hey "Cornfed", must be "imported corn" up there in Iceland, huh ??? : ) Sean> | |
| Need Turntable advise Is the VTA adjustable on a Rega RB 300 arm ? Sean> | |
| FM antenna made simple I have to agree with Sgmlaw here for the most part. Getting a good outdoor antenna mounted up high with a low loss feedline that is carefully routed is what we should all be striving for. A large Yagi on a rotor would be optimum, but well beyond w... | |
| FM antenna made simple PS........ Sorry for the novel and some of the wording errors. I hope you got the idea. Sean> | |
| FM antenna made simple Here is a simple approach that works quite well in many installations. It is a "quick and dirty" vertical center fed dipole antenna that should easily outperform the "T" antenna that your using or even one of those fancy $80 antennas from Fanfare ... | |
| Amp For Kinergetics SW800 s From my experience and what most manufacturers say, running bridged amps into very low impedances is a big no-no. While i know guys that have done it, your speakers would present a pretty demanding load under those conditions. In effect, bridged a... | |
| Speaker Cable Length My experience on the Goertz cables is to stick with the MI-2's instead of the MI-3's. Those were the exact cables that i referenced in my above post. Keep in mind that you would be adding even more capacitance to an already capacitive load. Either... |