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Schiit Modi 3+. Was playing through a Topping PA3s. Didn't care for that combination. Thin and hollow. Detailed but..... Now through my '65 Fisher 440T modified with the power section from a 500T. Into 1979 Heresy original configuration with DeanG refurb'd crossovers. They changed enough w/the crossover fix I've been setting them up all over again. Well that and Shaggy (my 90 pound Shepherd) occasionally moving the right speaker when he lays down. This is new territory for me. Never owned a speaker that opened up the music like my Heresy. -
By liquidsquid793 · Posted
I must apologize for skipping a fair number of responses, but there is quite a difference in how wave fronts of sound reaches you from a large, folded horn vs. a dinky transmission line speaker or studio monitor. A good TL design can go pretty darned deep with just a 6" woofer, lower than 35Hz often, and sound absolutely wonderful. But will it slap you upside the head and shake the crap out of your gut? No. Even at the same apparent volume. Think of sound coming out of that large, folded horn with a straight wave front coming out to you, each pressure wave hitting you all at once. Then think of the dinky speaker, wave fronts coming at you in a curve, dispersed over more time (stone in a small pond). Both waves have the same frequency, but one does a much better job at coupling that sound to objects (you). The simultaneous arrival should paint better imaging, especially at lower frequencies. Evidence is in when you give these a listen and feel the audio and the imaging is incredible. I always wanted a pair of these, and I would definitely throw a good sub in the mix as I am a bit of a bass head. However, my unwillingness to spend big money on speakers gets in the way. Maybe if I trip over a good set for cheap, I will pull the trigger. A nice pair went on sale near me for $1500, and I was too slow. For now, I will stay with the Forte IIs which are pretty darned good. Better than anything else I have had to date. -
https://www.amazon.com/AC-Infinity-MULTIFAN-Receiver-Playstation/dp/B00G05A2MU I can’t remember if that’s exactly the same one as I think they have different mm sizes of the fan itself that are available. It’s an AC Infinity and has three fan speed settings, is powered by USB and can be daisy chained to add additional fans. I use the lowest speed setting and my amp never gets warm even after hours of playback. Mine is connected to a USB port on my TV so that it turns on and off with my TV. Works great that way. -
By Shakeydeal · Posted
I think you can source a high level to low level converter. -
By Momonucleosis · Posted
Hi all, a local has 4 x CDT-5650-C II for sale, BNIB at below half price retail. For a little less after taxes (so new obviously) i can get 4 x CS-16C-II ... without even shopping around. So, probably save some cash if i wait for a sale, or shop aggressively. For those that have gone the atmos in-ceiling route, does one really benefit from better speakers up there? Should i just get the cheapest Klipsch (to at least kind of match tonally my RF64/RC64/RS52/RB15) 7.1 atmos upgrade starting point? fwiw, the BNIB 5650s can be opened and tested prior to purchase, so not too worried about that aspect. Thanks, Andrew -
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One more in an entirely different direction. Mark Knopfler's "Tracker" album. He always goes for the knock-out, not a TKO, at some point. -
By Bananas and Blow · Posted
DAC - Internal on the Marantz SACD 30N. Alternating between 4 components for the rest of them: Amp: Raven Audio- Osprey 3.1 Cary Audio - SLI-80 signature Speakers: Forte IV Heresy IV The Cary is a match made in heaven and has been my daily driver for the last year with the Fortes. Just got the Raven and Heresy so running them together while I break in the Heresys. Got about 25 hours on them so far. They sound better than they did with zero hours on them but they aren't quite there yet. -
Quick question for you? I have a REL sub connected to the speaker connections for high level from sub to integrated. How would I connect the anti-mode in my system?
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