Recent content by proffski

That is exactly the same arguement a friend used twenty odd years ago when we were watching a film on his B&O 28" CRT TV. He now has one of the last Pioneer Kuro 50" Plasma TVs but has an open mind to something better.

I have to agree with Madwiser, and add that "stereo" is not intended as if it is coing from everywhere but precise points between the speakers. There are good ceiling speakers out there but not great ones...

A 'dinasore' is that a boil on a dinasaur? :O

Indeed, happily sitting in their ignorance thinking that they have actual LED TVs rather than LCD backlit by LEDS...

`I guess that people who are more discerning will be bothered with "their" lack of choice for something better.

Wise decision fully endorsed!

Here we go again. Watchdog BBC1 20:00hrs tonight!

This should set the cat amongs the pigeons. Watch out for punctuation, grammar and American spelling though! ;) Link: http://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html

I remember in the old days of the CRT TV and monitors. I was once given a studio calibrated 'Barco' monitor (Not to be confused with Beko rubbish). It was just a plain monitor with a plethora of aftermarket BNC input and output sockets on the back and no audio. When coupled to a good source it...

I 've been building both since 1968 as soon as I left school. Indeed Pink Fish Media is an excellent site as are a few others. http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/

I agree about the tape loop quandary, reason for the coax is that I assumed long runs, and even though the input impedance is likely to be low I have not access to the information. Therefore it is a safe assumption to make and assume that it could be high, a low capacitance cable makes sense...

1st congratulations on owning some of the most undervalued active bargain loudspeakers out there! The answer to your qandary is relatively simple. The "Tape Out" phono sockets on your Denon marked PB feed the two loudspeakers L&R. All you need are two low capacitance phono leads, the white...

Ah, but Hi-Fi charletons can alter the laws of physics and the more they cahrge for their wires the more the physics is altered!

I get this every few weeks, give up after trying everything and then it is ok for a while until the next time...

We are talking Hi-Fi I assume. Reproducing the ORIGINAL sound as recorded are we not? That is the original definition I know of. The very instant you introduce tone controls you also include ‘Group Delay[/b]’ that by definition can only introduce- distortions and maim transient response...