musical subwoofer
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Hello. I'm not entirely new to this hobby, but now as a homeowner I am finally beginning to build a more (audiophiley) system. I currently have an arcam a70 receiver powering sonus faber domus concertino speakers. I love the new setup, but alas, when listening to hip-hop or electronic music there is a missing piece. You guessed it....bass. I knew this getting into it when I bought these speakers. They're small...and cheap (in the audiophile world)....but it's the best I could do for now. I am considering adding a subwoofer.
What would be a good measurement for speaker 'detail?'
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Toe In.
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Hola.
For any given pair of speakers, are you more of a 'straight on' kind of listener, or a 'toe in' guy?
I ask 'cause I've been fussing with some speaker placement and I'm thinking I am sort of a non-toe-in guy. I like my imaging further back. I think a more stright ahead speaker set up tends to give me that.
Do you have a proclivity is this matter?
I know speakers vary, this is meant as a general kind of question.
A fundemental question
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I have asked how a poorly constructed piece of dung like a computer could produce a data stream as musical as a good transport and have been reassured repeatedly that all that matters is the data stream, the bits the DAC receives. Build quality and cheesy computer wiring do not matter.
OK, having been told this by a lot of folk I respect, I took it one step further. If a junky computer produces an acceptable data stream, why would not a junky CD or DVD player acting as a transport do the exact same thing and have the same result when played into a good DAC?
50 Years of Pop...
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Okay, now I'm really in trouble....
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So I brough home my Def Tech Mythos ST's yesterday and go 'em all set up. Was tired and went to bed and woke up this morning ready to get everything hooked up to my Yamaha RX-V2095. Hooked everything up, and the Yamaha won't even turn on. It turns on for a brief milisecond and then immediately shuts off. I tried unplugging the speakers to see if it was a wiring issue that was causing the receiver to shut down automatically, and the same thing happened: It powers on for a milisecond and then immediately turns off.
So now what???
I have been tormented by the issues raised by JA's article "Music Served: Extracting Music from your PC" from October, 2008. I finally decided to purchase the inexpensive M-Audio Audiophile 192 64-Bit PCI Audio Interface and install it as a soundcard in my new PC.
I plan to run a 20' S/PDIF coaxial cable to a Benchmark DAC1 coaxial input on another floor - my PC is on a different floor than my listening room.
But is there a way to do it wirelessly with Hi-Rez 96/24 wav files?
thanks,
Noam