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So, stereophile gave the Peachtree Nova a thumbs up and I had a chance to audtion one the other day. Up until then I was going to go with an A/V receiver, but was blown away by the sound of the Nova. http://signalpathint.com/index.php/Nova/Nova.html
Couple questions:
1.) I'm not too interested in surround sound and most importantly I want my music to sound good. I'm also going to use this system for movies, PS3, etc. Will movies still sound okay with the dialogue routed to the mains instead of a center channel?
Hey, as the title suggests, I'm trying to come up with a good system for my college residence, which is currently a dorm room and will most likely next year be a small house/apartment. As some background information, I don't have a ton of experience with hifi equipment besides experimenting with some ~$500 headphones/mp3 player (iPod, Cowon) combinations, but I decided to buy some decent speakers this year and I've really enjoyed having them. They are, however, kinda cheap, so I'm looking for something better.
I deciding on a pair of front speakers for my tv room - I have a great HT in another room but this is just for another tv room, no sub just a Definitive center speaker and i want to upgrade the fronts- i deciding on either the Paradigm atom V.2 or BA CR6 - any thoughts- plus I'm not running a Sub - will that affect which one I should buy?
Total Newbie here, I currently listen to a Sennheiser HD280 headphones through a Yamaha RX-V1200 A/V receiver. Will I see any improvements with HD595 or HD650? I play mostly mp3s around 320kps. (I know. I know. Not audiophile quality, but that's what I have to work with)
All the reviews on the HD650 says that I need a DAC or headphone amp to get the most of the HD650. Does this apply for the HD595?
Can my Yamaha RX-V1200 receiver work as a suitable amp for the HD650 or HD595?
Check out this band
http://littlefishmusic.com/gigs
Seem like a good new band
Alan