That is very cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Face
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That is very cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Face
Wow... thats a WICKED album. I didn't know Tool made such sweet vinyl like that.
So in my HT setup I have never been happy with the center channel, mostly due to the resulting acoustic because of where it had to be placed (under the TV). Since I had a spare hca1000, I figured why not try the M60s as dual centers... lol!
I have to say...Worked out quite nicely! Much better than anything else I have tried so far :smile:
What do you have the Parasounds plugged into. Looks like an apc h15.
That's interesting! I have two TSI-300s in storage and a Monitor 70 based HT system with a CS2. Two 300s as a center? Hmmmmmm! Have to think about that. I was going to save them for 7.1 duty but I just don't have the room for a 7.1 system. But I do have some space in the front, there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lietuvis91
cnh
It's a Belkin PureAV PF60 Home Theater Power Console. Not sure how well it actually protects my gear, but it did clean up the sound quiet a bit. The hca1000 is plugged into this power console along with all the other electronics, but the hca1500 is plugged directly into the wall socket behind the TV. From what I understand, directly from the wall is best way to run the more power hungry amps.Quote:
Originally Posted by chumlie
It's a "bit" overkill in terms of clutter(if you can call it that), but if you want to feel like you are at a movie theater, this is sure to do the trick. My main problem was that I never could get the dialog to be clear/clean enough. Well... Now it sounds like the actors are standing right in front of you. It's pretty cool :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by cnh
I was also pretty surprised that in my particular setup the monitors sounded the cleanest crossed over at 100hz. I just let the sub handle the rest.
Now you got me thinking. I have a pair of tsi400's. Could give um a test drive as centers, thanks.
http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/1...2bbebf71db.jpg
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Just cool to look at.
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Some big ass tubes
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A steam powered tt! Wonder how it sounds????
Nice
Nice magic eye tube - same as the ol' Sherwood tuners.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...icsherwood.jpg
I wish I could hear a pair of the Patrician 2's. anybody else heard them? I'll bet they sound pretty sweet, with that rear-facing 21" woofer:)
Lol awesome:lol:
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My growing Blu ray collection and a panorama shot of my room.
Your TV looks bent......:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by oleon621
SAE cartridge on TD126 III
http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9f9cdfca.jpg
Interesting; the SAE cartridge is utterly unknown to me :-P
Is that SAE cartridge, MM, MC, or some other, more esoteric, configuration?
Interesting; the SAE cartridge is utterly unknown to me :-P
Is that SAE cartridge, MM, MC, or some other, more esoteric, configuration?
Running out of room!
moving coil and it sounds greatQuote:
Originally Posted by mhardy6647
Was it related to Bongiorno's/GAS's "Sleeping Beauty" MC, by any chance?
Rockin the neighborhood
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My main upstairs AV rig
nice cabinet... who makes?
Thanks,here's the link. http://southshore.ca/en/products/citylife-3
Very nice!! I see your Oppo in there. What are you using for surrounds?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey081057
Bingiorno was indeed at SAE. But I do not know if he was the designer of the cartridge The SAE does not look like the Sleeping Beauty.Quote:
Originally Posted by mhardy6647