Volume adjustment on ADMs

[John Duncan]

btw.. who is john duncan and why he is soo stressed? ( not interested really)

He is online and contributing regularly to this thread. So why are you asking about him in the third person whilst he's 'standing in the room' so to speak?

o/

 

[steve_1979]

thank you for your informative answer.

I've never felt the need to turn the subwoofer volume down below the recommended setting though.

btw.. who is john duncan and why he is soo stressed? ( not interested really)

He's one of the WHF forum moderators.

 

[John Duncan]

btw.. who is john duncan and why he is soo stressed? ( not interested really)

He is online and contributing regularly to this thread. So why are you asking about him in the third person whilst he's 'standing in the room' so to speak?

sorry, I meant jcbrum user and his comments. I do appologies mr duncan.

aHA.

Well, that's a very different question, and a very good one

 

[BenLaw]

btw.. who is john duncan and why he is soo stressed? ( not interested really)

He is online and contributing regularly to this thread. So why are you asking about him in the third person whilst he's 'standing in the room' so to speak?

sorry, I meant jcbrum user and his comments. I do appologies mr duncan.

aHA. Well, that's a very different question, and a very good one

How long have you had your secret shiny box (so to speak) JD?

 

[steve_1979]

I'd also add Genelec to the list. They have a sleek contemporary design that will fit well in the home. All you need to add is a preamp with a DAC and you're done. Love their sound and heard several models across the range up to the 8040a. Very musical, even the entry level 20-watt model.

I found the Genelec speakers are a bit more forward sounding while the Quested speakers were more laid back and smooth with AVI (ADM9T model) coming somewhere in between the two. All three manufacturers make equally exellent speakers IMO but they do have slightly different characters.

 

[John Duncan]

About three months I think. Why?

 

[richardw42]

Whether written in jest or not, how does someone - who only owns a pair of their speakers and has no position or authority or remit - speak for the company itself regarding any point of customer policy?

i don't know either

 

[richardw42]

You do know he's taking the mick Don't you. ?

Please say you do.

A big portion of AVI sales are overseas. Now have a think.

Thanks. Now you've told us that I am quite literally pissing my pants at the devastating wit and repartee jcbrum has demonstrated. Hahahahahahahaha.

never said it was funny

 

[steve_1979]

I dont understand this attitude that an active speaker, AVI or not, is an 'exit' product and any desire to change equipment is forever after suppressed...

I couldn't agree more. It's just as easy and tempting to upgrade active speakers as it is with passive speakers.

 

[BenLaw]

About three months I think. Why?

I only just noticed it in your sig and thought I'd try and change the subject. For how long will it remain secret?

 

[BenLaw]

You do know he's taking the mick Don't you. ?

Please say you do.

A big portion of AVI sales are overseas. Now have a think.

Thanks. Now you've told us that I am quite literally pissing my pants at the devastating wit and repartee jcbrum has demonstrated. Hahahahahahahaha.

never said it was funny

Not blaming you.

 

[John Duncan]

For how long will it remain secret?

I *could* tell you (etc)...

 

[richardw42]

You do know he's taking the mick Don't you. ?

Please say you do.

A big portion of AVI sales are overseas. Now have a think.

Thanks. Now you've told us that I am quite literally pissing my pants at the devastating wit and repartee jcbrum has demonstrated. Hahahahahahahaha.

never said it was funny

Not blaming you.

 

[steve_1979]

A secret shiny box

? ? ?

 

[char_lotte]

Ben/John.......

Just a quick one.......did either of you ever listen to that Pet Shop Boys session at the Beeb?.

As you were gentlemen.......

 

[richardw42]

Not that one in particular.

But listening to old recordings of PSB, and the way they do the same songs now. Much prefer now. Same goes for Erasure.

 

[BenLaw]

Ben/John....... Just a quick one.......did either of you ever listen to that Pet Shop Boys session at the Beeb?. As you were gentlemen.......

I did and I enjoyed, thank you It also spurred me on to listen to Elysium (a few times) for the first time. It doesn't have any standouts like some of their best classics but is a really polished and entertaining album. The gaga pisstake is amusing. Looking forward to the new album in July now

 

[char_lotte]

Agreed....will be buying it also.

 

[Overdose]

Yes, but does that mean the new model is bigger and thus giving extra bass extension?

What would be the sensible amount to spend a preamp?

Newer drivers for the extra bass extension.

Depending on inputs required, any thing up to a grand should get something competent, although I used a DACmagic Plus with my Dynaudios and that was perfect for the job, if lacking a remote. The Audiolab Pre with DAC looks like a good option if using active speakers.

 

[the record spot]

Well, to be fair, it is a matter of public record:

[LINK REMOVED - house rules]

Though I notice that all such qualms disappeared when said customer actually offered cash in exchange for the product. Hey, maybe THAT's the exam!

I do wonder about some threads. Further down that linked page, there is a comment about WHF being a money-making machine. It exists to make money, apparently. It's a business, so presumably, needs to show a profit when turning out its product in order to grow.

This differs from any other business how I must wonder? That question didn't seem to have been asked in the post I read, but did predictably mention "scientific principles" which seems to be an umbrella term used when the detailed knowhow on the topic required is lacking (see also "tertiary qualified engineer").

 

[chebby]

This differs from any other business how I must wonder?

Perhaps AVI is an egalitarian, worker co-operative where all the profit is shared amongst the employees.

 

[John Duncan]

This differs from any other business how I must wonder?

Perhaps AVI is an egalitarian, worker co-operative where all the profit is shared amongst the employees.

Well there are only two of them, so I'm told.

 

[matt49]

Perhaps AVI is an egalitarian, worker co-operative where all the profit is shared amongst the employees.

Even egalitarian worker co-operatives like to make a profit -- for the benefit of all the workers, of course. 8)

 

[chebby]

This differs from any other business how I must wonder?

Perhaps AVI is an egalitarian, worker co-operative where all the profit is shared amongst the employees.

Well there are only two of them, so I'm told.

I had that in mind when I wrote it.

 

[chebby]

Oh yeah. Goddit.