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yeah,,, pretty good. not THX certified... but niether are the 82's. I would be willig to say you would be very happy with it. these elite receivers have a lot of capability and customization ability.

I agree... if you move it out of the area where we both have it, it begins to taken on a life of it's own.

see what you started!

Awesome... looks excellent. wise decision. I bet that system (with the 115) can really piss off the neighbors. can you move your sub around? I have my 115 in the same position and it's in a slight null... but i really can not move mine around much(for now)

spell check... for this stupid user

yes sir... I am running D class for now.

it's so much easier if you guys host the pictures yourself...

holy cow... that is an amazing room! congrates!

I have zero isses for URL based images.

hmm... I will have to see. currently the monoblocks are on the high current section of the panamax. I have not noticed any resolution issues... as a matter of fact, I have expereined major resolution increases... but probably more due to other components that were swapped out at the same time as the panamax was introduced.

I know... that is what I normally use. but for some reason there is a conflict or another factor that keeps it from working here. it's always had an issue here, but I used to be able to turn it off and turn it back on and it would show me the wpelling errors... now I just get nothing( as evidenced by the errors I left in this post). all other forums I visit, and there are many, the spell check works perfectly in real time. ieSpell

and why would that be? curious.

I changed my mind... I like my 115 now

Yes... it was a good week while we were all away!

the place is BEAUTIFUL!!! the new auto picture size to fit is very helpful for those of us that like BIG pictures!

PICTURES!!! welcome back...

... the only reason I bring it up is... my usually spell check does nto seem to be working with the new forum interface. FYI and Post Script... the new place looks BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

no pictures?

I bought the Budgie and SUT set up(because I am so stupid I would never assemble one myself DIY style)... I have to say that I am completely blown away. my 2 channel vinyl sound has taken leaps and bounds upward in terms of performance, resolution, clarity and seperation. quite clearly I had been missing the boat for some time... now, I am so happy and content. I need to try some different tubes... recomendations from folks? Telefunken Ecc88's? If anything I want to keep the clarity and crystal clear sound in the upper register, but would like to SLIGHTLY increase the lower bass area of the range. I'm never selling my Parks Audio set!

and here... welcome back everyone! PS... we need a spelll check!

that is NOT all... because you were NOT alone

Emotiva USP-1 for sale... From a non-smoking, great condition... just a little dusty. fully functional, no issues. I only used this for it's Phonostage... never been used other than that. maybe less than 100 hours total. Remote is in prefect shape, I never used it except to try it out when it was first purchased. The only reason for the sale is that I moved to a Tube Phono Stage and SUT. Looking for $300 + $25 shipping. Features Precision low noise phono input with moving magnet or moving coil capability. Seven stereo inputs with precision instrumentation grade relay switching. Microprocessor controlled pure analog signal path. Milled aluminum full-function remote control. Gold-plated discrete RCA connectors for all inputs and outputs. Variable low pass / high pass filters - 12 dB /Octave slope. Tape output and tape input. 2.1 channel home theater bypass. Stereo / mono switching. Large format precision film volume potentiometer with motorized control. Headphone output. Illuminated input indicators (Halo Backlit). 12V trigger output. IEC power inlet, 120/230 VAC user configurable. AVR/Processor integration. 2.1 bass management system. Specifications Moving coil: 240 Ohm Moving magnet: 47kOhm Input impedance line in: 47K Ohm +/-5% Signal to Noise Ratio (rel 2V out): > 116 dB Distortion: < 0.005% 20Hz - 20kHz with 80kHz measurement bandwidth Frequency response: 5Hz - 80kHz, with less than 0.05 dB of deviation Line out freq. response: 5Hz - 80kHz, with less than 0.05 dB of deviation Maximum line out level: 9V RMS Ground floor noise level: > 20uV Channel separation @ 1kHz: > 80 dB (same as line) Built-in filters: High pass = variable 50Hz - 250 Hz @ 12 dB/Octave Low Pass = Variable 50Hz o- 250 Hz @ 12 dB/Octave, Summed L+R Mono Trigger Output: 12 VDC, 3.5mm jack, Center Pin is Positive / Current Load < 120mA Electrical Power Requirement: 115VAC, 60Hz or 230VAC, 50-60Hz User Selectable Size: unboxed: 17" wide x 4 1/16" high x 14 5/8" deep boxed: 22 5/8" wide x 8" high x 19 3/8" deep Weight: 13.2 lbs (19.8 lbs boxed)

Bumping this up again... waiting for the "Secret" ingredients...

^ Interesting... I finally received my 5400m and immediately proceeded to max out the socket allotment. unit looks good and it appears I have very stable electricity here in Vegas.

nice work... I will try a batch. why the hell not! seems the kodak stuff is for water shearing effects not anti stat