Formats change, resolutions change, but the music remains. Sure you may pop a record on the turntable once in a while, but how do you listen to the <I>majority</I> of your music during the year?
Hello, everyone. I am kinda new at this, i recently moved into college and I desided i was missing a key essential. A good stereo. I was planning go going with a floorstanding speakers and a fair priced Amp. I don't really have a need for a radio because my laptop has my entire music libiary and i can just play the spakers via that. I was looking for speakers that have a clean sound, but are also load. Of course, sounds qualty does mean something to me as well. I have been looking at a few sepakers from sony, polk and JBL. But i was hoping that maybe you guys could help me.
I'm new to the stereo scene and need a little help with the proper config for subs. I have Polk RT2000p's for my mains which have built in amp'd subs. Both have line in and line out and standard wire connections. My Yamaha v659 has 1 sub out OR the use of the B front speakers for the sub. My guess for the correct config would be to run a male to 2 female splitter off the Yamaha and then connect lines to both sub in's. Is this any different than running 1 cable from the Yamaha sub out to the sub in of the first speaker and then a cable from that speakers sub out to the second sub's in?
Have anyone experiance with NAD 320 BEE with Tannoy Fusion II bookshelf speakers? pls.reply