harryneopotter
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Congrats. Awesome upgrade.
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ankitbhargava
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haha, thanksCongrats. Awesome upgrade.
Planning to sell the benq? Let me know
repurposed it to kids Room, they are happy!!
ankitbhargava
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Moved on from Tonewinner AT300 Processor to Anthem AVM 70
Still playing around with ARC and the results are great so far.
Still playing around with ARC and the results are great so far.
Finally after a lengthy lookout got hold of the original Debut F6 and C5. Both are demo pieces. Sounds brilliant for both stereo and HT. Sadly for the time being my castle knights are going into the box...
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I recently acquired Sean Jacobs' DC3 power supply for my Windows computer which is the source of my music system. Another eye-opening experience for me. So, all those who use computers as a source, please explore https://www.custom-hifi-cables.co.uk/home. Though expensive but I guarantee that you will not be disappointed. You get to realize how much grunge/noise/hum your system had.
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vinothmanick
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I am using this... https://ateonlineshop.com/product/crumb-rubber-tile-weightlifting/
It's pretty dense and heavy - around 3kg and got it for around rs.700. And I can immediately notice around 70-80% reduction in glass window vibrations and the bass is audibly tighter now.
Yes, no photos because It is just the installation of a dedicated 30 amp line for my setup. I did not want to create a new thread for this but mentioning it here because the change is as good as upgrading a piece of equipment.
30 amp is not needed but since I wanted to have a 10 awg run, they had to use a 30 amp MCB.
The system is calmer now and sounds more stylish. I think it is a must for any serious hobbyist.
30 amp is not needed but since I wanted to have a 10 awg run, they had to use a 30 amp MCB.
The system is calmer now and sounds more stylish
. I think it is a must for any serious hobbyist.
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Just when you thought you had heard everything.
Decadent_Spectre
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Yes, no photos because It is just the installation of a dedicated 30 amp line for my setup. I did not want to create a new thread for this but mentioning it here because the change is as good as upgrading a piece of equipment.
30 amp is not needed but since I wanted to have a 10 awg run, they had to use a 30 amp MCB.
The system is calmer now and sounds more stylish
Not sure I agree with this. I have 8 x 32A circuits for my audio/video system and I've never felt it made any difference other than supplying adequate power. My previous electrical setup which was a regular household circuit was holding up fine until I upgraded my system and needed the power. I don't really believe in things like power circuits or conditioners making a difference. Most residential audio systems will be well served by a regular system.
Yup, respect the honesty but we all appreciate changes differently.
Decadent_Spectre
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True, however I can't grasp how it could make a difference unless you had an amp that was pulling too much power and it couldn't be supplied. In any case, enjoy.
naj
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Hello ,
Recent acquisition is a Lyrita 12 inch mid bass + horn speaker pair.
I am really glad I have these. I have not heard such revealing and detailed speakers.
I can’t describe the experience, one just needs to actually audition these-the pluck of guitar strings are real and mesmerizing, vocals just shoot straight at you. They are very musical. I am also hearing many new tones in detail. Also they do throw a 3 D image i.e feel the vocals floating a few feet away from me.
They truly give a live concert feel. These are amazing. Kudos to Mr Viren!!
They are placement dependent for that sweet spot performance.
Thanks - naj
Recent acquisition is a Lyrita 12 inch mid bass + horn speaker pair.
I am really glad I have these. I have not heard such revealing and detailed speakers.
I can’t describe the experience, one just needs to actually audition these-the pluck of guitar strings are real and mesmerizing, vocals just shoot straight at you. They are very musical. I am also hearing many new tones in detail. Also they do throw a 3 D image i.e feel the vocals floating a few feet away from me.
They truly give a live concert feel. These are amazing. Kudos to Mr Viren!!
They are placement dependent for that sweet spot performance.
Thanks - naj
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Yelamanchili manohar
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naj
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Hello ,They look massive and beautiful. I can only imagine what a 12 inch mid bass can sound like on vocals. Enjoy
I think the crossover is designed in such a manner that the mids/ vocals are thro’ the horn.
That’s why many friends said the horn is a hit or a miss. But frankly I did not find that. The sound is as neutral as it gets and sounds much fuller.
The Lyrita pair is not actually cheap and that’s why many would hesitate to buy especially if it’s their first pair. But enthusiasts should at-least demo a pair to check.
Thanks - naj
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My recent additions are Polk Reserve R900 as my front heights
A beautiful, well-constructed speaker with class-leading soundstage, imaging and bass that is fast, deep, and precise.
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