Recent content by GeoffreyW

And probably the Dark Side Of The Moon, in the white sleeve, and without the "The" prefix?

Hi, Entrigo, and yes, I understand that it does digitise analogue input apparently.

I have had my Star for a while, and feed it with an RP3/MP200, and it drives my ATC SCM11s easily. I play CD but usually rip them to a hard drive. Internet radio sounds good, crisp and clear, and it can also be fed e-ARC from my Bluray or tv. It doesn't have very many inputs, but enough for me.

everything seems to be working as it should again, so we'll see how it goes. There's loads of stuff yet to be watched, and don't want to lose it. We do occasionally get brief (annoying) pixellation, with sound loss, which I presume to be HD issues, to be expected after ten years. I see there is...

Thanks, Lizzie Wuzzie, I think my telly does have that facility, but oddly enough the issue seems to have resolved itself ,possibly, as two programs have been recorded, so fingers crossed. Since those terrific folk at WNF let me win a Freesat recorder many years ago, it's been in regular use...

My Humax 1100S recorder has just decided to stop recording programmes which have been recording series with no issues. It's ten years old, and been handy to use separately from Freeview, and we're wondering whether it's worth replacing it? I see that there are still Freesat recorders available...

£10k.

Was about to suggest getting an Arcam 640Pans sending it to Arkless Electronics, and you will be very happy. As am I. Never mind.

I think it proves that we can detect the effect, if not the actual sound, and the effects of sound across most frequencies is something we enjoy listening to, isn't it? Is it the audible equivalent of light frequencies? We can't see them but know that they're there, having an effect. And my...

I have a speaker test L.P. record issued by JBL, where a demonstration is provided on just this subject. On one track sound is recorded normally, and on the second track all frequencies above 20 kHz are removed, and there is a noticeable difference. Look the album out and try it yourself. At...

My SCM11s didn't sound as good as hoped for when I got them home, but after a long time, certainly 100 hours and probably more ( I didn't keep count), they now sound great, so persevere. Speakers are mechanical devices, so I kept the volume at normal levels, only raising it for 15-20 minutes at...

Could AI ears be doing HiFi reviews soon, then? ;-0 Sorry, Al, couldn't resist.

Heybrook HB1s should work well.

If you have some pliers, try gently compressing the leading end of the spring into the body, then insert plug into socket? A couple of goes should do it.