What can I do to improve sound quality?
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Hi
I just purchased a pair of B&W 805s. I am planning to make a home theater (This may take 2-3 yrs) but donot have enough money for it right now. I would like to purchase a multi channel amp. Krell Showcase 5 channels vs bryston 9b sst are the ones I am considering. I donot have any other speakers right now. But plan to get a HTM4s and CM1s as the other speakers later.
I would like to know which of these go well with my speakers. If there are any other multichannel amps, please do inform about them also.
Thanks
Babu
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i have a dell i9300 with just a headphone/mic jack on the side and i also bought a turtle beach roadie external sound card. the speakers i want to buy are the creative g500. if i use the turtle beach 5.1cable with the green/orange/black 3.5mm jacks to the g500's 3 input connections with a short male-to-male 3.5mm cable connecting them would that give me decent sound quality still?
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Ive been posting in the speaker section and have now assembled a system consisting of a Creek evo, Nad C372 and some used Von Schweikert VR3's. This is a great system for playing my taste in rock music, its lively dynamic and really rocks.
The problem is that it seems just a little soul less in vocal music.
Hey guys, I'm in need of some input here. I just ripped a CD in Apple lossless format, and put it on my ipod. I had the same CD ripped in MP3 format at 128 kbps on the ipod also, so I could do a side-by-side comparison (the album was Alice in Chains' self titled album, full of clean acoustic guitars, harmonized vocals and intricate drumwork). I did the comparison using my Etymotic ER4p's, and then using my Shure E5C's.