I have not been much of a TV watcher in the past, but recently bought a large flat screen TV and got HD satellite service. After spending a bit of time watching and not listening, I started listening to the stereo again. It didn't sound right to me so I got out the pink noise generator and the spec A and checked the response. A bit off, so I corrected. Still doesn't sound right.
Is it my imagination or does the large flat screen create a new front surface reflection that combines with the rear wall?

Look on teh other side of the plug, look what kind of hookup wire it goes to, not to specail is it? and yet the piece outside, makes it all sound better? How can that be, when it terminates into standard hookup wire?

I tried to post this in the Dead Zone but it wouldn't let me!

Forever young my friend.

RG

Who reviewed this? I know he left his email at the end of the review looking for a small speaker to meet his needs -- anyone have issue/email handy?

Jim ____? if I remember correctly. thx

I'm looking to power a couple Wharfedale Diamond 9.1 speakers. It doesn't sound like Sonic Impact's T-Amp would have enough power, but I can't seem to find anything with just a little more power. Is there anything comparable to the T-Amp, but with a bit more power? I only have 100 bucks to spend, but if there's something more expensive but popular I figure I might have some luck on eBay.

Seem like a joke of a headphone.
$30 for 100-18,000 Hz??
anybody have any other opinions about skull candy?

I've noticed that a lot of the entry-level speakers don't go down to 20Hz, but most headphones do. Does this mean that a decent pair of entry-level headphones is going to provide better audio than an entry level stereo system?