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ok guys it boils down to this i heard the polk monitor 70
series the surround package for $1,679.72
freq-30hz-25hz 90db 275watts ea. specs are for the front main.this set was on display at circut city with the amp i have now Onkyo-TX-SR702. and man they sound sick !
and the second choice is the paradigm monitor 11 series
front: monitor 11 /center: cc-370 rears: adp-370
powered sub: pw-2200 price for whole set $3136
polks were good for the price.
best bang for the buck so far i cant find anything
close to that model for that price period.
Hello, I'm new to this forum. I just bought an ELAC Miracord turntable that is supplied with a 5-pin DIN plug for the amp hook-up. I need to convert this to standard phono RCA plugs. I did see some on the internet, but they were only in England. I must have picked up a European model;I know there are Miracords out there with RCA plugs on them. Should I buy and adaptor out of the country or try to splice it? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Tom C.
I am cleaning my LP collection and making an MP3 and a CD copy of each album. I am using an inexpensive Audio Technica turntable and I wondered if my finished MP3's and CD's would benefit from a turntable/stylus/cartridge upgrade- I am looking at the Pro-ject Debut III. Any advice would be appreciated.
I am cleaning my LP collection and making an MP3 and a CD copy of each album. I am using an inexpensive Audio Technica turntable and I wondered if my finished MP3's and CD's would benefit from a turntable/stylus/carttridge upgrade- I am looking at the Pro-ject Debut III. Any advice would be appreciated.
Would anybody like to share some tips for how to properly clean and care for older speakers? Or, link to articles that speak to the issue..
I have an early 80's pair of SS-U560's. They're great. But since they're getting up there in age, I was wondering if I can treat them to protect from getting dried out, etc. Can a substance be applied to speaker surrounds/cones to keep them in good shape and prevent drying out?
Thanks.