Recent content by Deliriumbassist

assuming we're talking about soundstage depth as a three-dimensional perception, I would argue it could be determined through a combination of things. The main way we perceive spatial cues is through both the temporal envelope and the temporal fine structure. The temporal envelope can be...

It's one of the most legendary BMWs ever made, back in the late 1950s. Ancestor of the Z4/5/8

Sources: Innuos Nazare, VPI Avenger with Ortofon Cadenza Blue Preamps/Phono: Hegel P30A, Hegel V10 DAC: Hegel D50 Power: Hegel H30A x 2 Speakers: KEF Blade One Meta I've heard most of this together. Loved it.

I know what I would like the standard connotation to be - someone who loves music and/or film and wants to experience it to the best they are able to. I like a good scenic drive, and whilst a Sprinter van will do it, I'd probably enjoy the experience even more in a Seat Ibiza FR, and even...

it's a combined function control. Turning it is just a normal volume control, whilst pressing it cycles through the various inputs.

Picture removed so as not to take up too much of people's view. Yup, longstanding company, and today it's probably more fitting to call them an imaging technology company, considering what they've developed and innovated. Not to mention the various markets they play in - medical...

The study can be downloaded from here: https://arnika.org/en/publications/the-sound-of-contamination I'm not providing an opinion on it either way yet, as I have not finished reading through it.

Unless you actually tried two subs in your setup, I guess you might come to the conclusion that it seemed suitable. But the physics is the physics - the experience of the low end would not be equal across the various listening positions in your space, and there will be some issues at your main...

Multiple subs in an AV system is there for two purposes: 1) Increase SPL in the room, as the subwoofers will acoustically couple at low frequencies. 2) Tackle standing waves. The way that low frequencies work in a sealed room, you get peaks and dips at different frequencies, which cannot be...

Rear ported is not nearly as fussy as folks make out. If positioning less than twice the width of the port from the wall, then you probably want to plug the port. Besides that, every other consideration of placement is identical, no matter what bass reflex type.

The OP hasn’t returned, and a suggestion has happened to have helped somebody else. That’s a good thing.

On my first read through of the OP, I didn't catch that this occurred on two units. My initial thought was maybe the corresponding connector in the socket had lost its springiness over time (as they can do) so wasn't touching. After re-reading, for it to happen on two units was surprising...

Found this from Reddit, and it had a comment from another person that confirmed the same worked for them: Edit 2: I was just an idiot, the jack needed to go further in. I feel stupid for even posting this. Suppport did say that there could be issues with TRRS 3.5 mm pins though.

The KC62 does have speaker level connections, just using a phoenix connector instead of a speaker (so you use whatever speaker cable you want). Pure marketing. Firstly, a speaker/subwoofer has no idea what you are feeding it content wise. With the speaker level input, it draws so little power...

As a musician, I love using synthesizers, whether keyboard controlled or 'piano rolled.' I am primarily a bass player, but using things like the Roli Seaboard can be so expressive. But even if I'm plugging into a sequencer, the tone shaping and composition are extremely creative endeavors. And...