How precisely have you set up your speakers in your main system?

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In one of Stephen Mejias' <A HREF="http://blog.stereophile.com/stephenmejias/030906location/">blog posts</A>, he notes the precise alignment of his speakers. How precisely have you set up your speakers in your main system?

DVD-A

I just bought a new DVD-A disc and I had a hard time trying to figure out if, or how, to get 96/24 playback? There were directions on the disc, but they were difficult to understand. Are most DVD-A's copy protected? Do I need HDMI to get playback?

Thanks.

BB

CHORD 14000 ULTIMATE REVIEW : Partisan Comments By John Atkinson ?

Over the years I have enjoyed reading Stereophile. The magazine offers unique ( and comprehensive ) reviews by including Both - Subjective reviews and objective tests - the latter by Editor John Atkinson.

JA has often revealed technical inadequacies or sometimes even poor design or implementation, in the reviewed products.

I was therefore RATHER surprised to see his comments during the Chord 14000 Ultimate Review.

This US $ 75,000 Ultimate Power Amplifier from Chord is (supposed to be ) a 1000 Watt / 2000 Watt power amplifier into 8 ohms / 4 Ohms.

Industry Update

Industry Update

<I>Audica MPS-1:</I> <A HREF="http://www.audica.co.uk/">Audica</A&gt;, the Cambridge, UK&ndash;based manufacturer founded by Kieron Dunk (formerly of Mission, Denon, Cyrus, Infinity, and Klipsch, to name but a few) is finally shipping its stylish MPS-1 desktop audio system ($400). The MPS-1 consists of two diminutive extruded aluminum loudspeakers and a 25Wpc amplifier/control center with three 3.5mm inputs (one high sensitivity for portables and other low-output sources; the others with lower sensitivity and higher input impedence). The MPS-1 control center also has USB and FireWire connections to facilitate recharging portable players' batteries.

On the Fair Use Frontlines

On the Fair Use Frontlines

<I>As anyone who reads this website is all too aware, these days legislative matters increasingly encroach upon audiophiles' ability to experience uncompromised high fidelity. Like it or not, political decisions </I>can<I> and </I>do<I> have an impact on what we listen to and how we are able to manipulate our music after we have purchased it.

Looking for Floorstanders for Around USD 4,000 (EUR 3,200) in EUROPE

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Gentlemen,

My Most Significant Other has accepted that I change my speakers (B&W's Matrix 3 Series 2 3-way floorstanders, 20 years old). I want something good, and I cannot go wrong (or else endure it for the next 20 years) neither with the speakers or the amplifier that drives them.

My listening room is 5 meters x 4 meters (roughly 16' x 13'). My musical preferences go with classical piano, chamber music, opera / vocals and the occasional jazz. I need 2 speakers. No Home Cinema.

Outlaw Audio RR2150 stereo receiver Sample 2 Measurements, January 2008

Outlaw Audio RR2150 stereo receiver Sample 2 Measurements, January 2008

Wilson Audio Specialties' David Wilson likes to say that you should build a stereo system from the speakers down. Of course he does&mdash;he sells speakers. But that doesn't mean he's wrong. So recently, when offered an inexpensive new product for review, I decided it would be a good test of Wilson's theory. I tried driving Wilson's $45,000/pair <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/805wilson">MAXX2</A&gt; speakers with Outlaw Audio's RR2150, a $599 stereo receiver.

Outlaw Audio
P.O. Box 975
Easton, MA 02334
(866) 688-5292
www.outlawaudio.com

Outlaw Audio RR2150 stereo receiver Measurements

Outlaw Audio RR2150 stereo receiver Measurements

Wilson Audio Specialties' David Wilson likes to say that you should build a stereo system from the speakers down. Of course he does&mdash;he sells speakers. But that doesn't mean he's wrong. So recently, when offered an inexpensive new product for review, I decided it would be a good test of Wilson's theory. I tried driving Wilson's $45,000/pair <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/805wilson">MAXX2</A&gt; speakers with Outlaw Audio's RR2150, a $599 stereo receiver.

Outlaw Audio
P.O. Box 975
Easton, MA 02334
(866) 688-5292
www.outlawaudio.com

Outlaw Audio RR2150 stereo receiver Associated Equipment

Outlaw Audio RR2150 stereo receiver Associated Equipment

Wilson Audio Specialties' David Wilson likes to say that you should build a stereo system from the speakers down. Of course he does&mdash;he sells speakers. But that doesn't mean he's wrong. So recently, when offered an inexpensive new product for review, I decided it would be a good test of Wilson's theory. I tried driving Wilson's $45,000/pair <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/805wilson">MAXX2</A&gt; speakers with Outlaw Audio's RR2150, a $599 stereo receiver.

Outlaw Audio
P.O. Box 975
Easton, MA 02334
(866) 688-5292
www.outlawaudio.com
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