Luxman M-800A power amplifier Specifications
Luxman M-800A power amplifier Specifications
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Reader T. Bloom asks: "Do you tend towards bass frequency-response accuracy, or would you prefer either a little more or a little less bass than measures flat in your listening room?" In other words, how much bass is enough?
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So anyone actually hear this 14 minute track, live, back in '67?
Here was an interesting review of a not so affordable Snell speaker with excellent engineering. Graphs 4 and 7 looks so similar, and unlike the previous graphs of the Harbeths.
It must be that LG has done a great job in his listening room of dealing with reflected energy for a room and an anechoic graph to be so similar. He also seems to not have overly damped the room to kill HF energy. LG is on to something for sure. WP's space seems to decrease HF energy most of the time it seems.
I'm currently using a Yamaha RX-V730 AV receiver for both TV/movies and music (Cambridge Audio 640C CD player as source) but wish to move towards "better" sound. I will upgrade my speakers - presently Mission 762s - but am considering amplification questions at the moment. I would appreciate advice on two levels: 1) Will a higher-end AV receiver provide decent sound compared to a two-channel integrated amp?
Flagyl is one of the worst drugs I've ever taken. (The only one that comes close is prednisone) As soon as you said "metallic taste," I knew what medicine you were talking about...