Muse Model One Hundred power amplifier

Muse Model One Hundred power amplifier

"I've know I've seen this amp before," I thought to myself when I lifted the $1200 Muse Model One Hundred out of the box, and I wasn't thinking of Robert Harley's review of the identical-looking Muse Model One Hundred Fifty reviewed in January 1990, either. No, I'd seen this amp before, somewhere else, in some other magazine, but with a different manufacturer's name.

Help with first major subwoofer

Hi

After rediscovering music ive now switched from two channel to 5.1 in the interests of getting a bit more energy and live feel to the music.

Anyways ive purchased a SVS plus 2 sub ( A big beasty to say the least !!! ) anyways while i can get substansial amounts of bass it sounds as if the sub is playing on its own and its not integtrating into the system.

Ive tried different settings on the receiver ( Pioneer vsx 74 ) and would like to seek advice or any good articles on integrating the sub

Thanks

Steve

Trifield

With the discussion proceeding regarding whether SACD is dead or alive, I read Keith Howard's article detailing the history of surround formats and the viability of Trifield processing as the next great advancement in multichannel surround. Is it really? First, is the consumer market ready for another surround format? Are the music production and retail industries ready for another multi-million dollar investment? To what end?

Mind of MOG

Mind of MOG

Billing itself as a "personalized gateway for music discovery," <A HREF="http://www.mog.com">MOG</A&gt; (a port manteau combination of "music" and "blog") has come out of beta testing and announced "the launch of your favorite new way to waste time on the Internet," MOG 2.0. Since my email tagline is "Waste more time: Read my <A HREF="http://blog.stereophile.com/wesphillips/">blog</A>,&quot; John Atkinson reckoned that I was the logical reporter for this new development.

Apple, EMI, DRM, and Other Four-Letter Words

Apple, EMI, DRM, and Other Four-Letter Words

The announcement went out on April 1: Apple Computers and EMI Group had scheduled a press conference for April 2 and the announcement was going to be "historic." It <I>was</I> April 1, after all, and there had been rumors swirling about for months that Apple Computers and Apple Corp. had settled their trademark differences as a first step to a bigger display of collaboration. I forwarded the announcement to Jon Iverson under the heading "April Fool's Joke or Genuine Press Release?"

Head to Head in San Jose

Head to Head in San Jose

With buds and 'phones in hand, headphone enthusiasts from around the US and beyond are about to plug in in San Jose, California. Their destination is the Radisson Hotel, where the Second Annual International Head-Fi Meet takes place on April 21 and 22. Organized by <A HREF="http://www.head-fi.org">Head-Fi</A&gt;, an online discussion board boasting 53,907 members and a whopping 2,810,005 posts annually, the meet promises two very full days of interactive panels, DIY demos, and vendor exhibits.

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