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Christian James
Owen Butler
kill
your
self
Mason Peterson
I listen to my Dynaco a10.
Little bro to the most popular speakers ever.
Seas drivers. Aperiodic port. Real wood finish. Nicotine stained fronts.
Christopher Smith
Get raped and kill yourself, you retarded fucking faggot sack of nigger shit with down syndrome.
Logan Howard
audio bampu
Caleb Ramirez
>not kys you're selv
One job
Owen Taylor
Dylan Bell
How are the highs on that speaker? Do they have good resolution?
>seas drivers
So awesome for an early era speaker.
Sebastian Collins
just got these for $3 - they sound tinny and horrible
Dominic Perez
Small, cheap and 3-way never works out does it? Kiss: go with a fullranger and hope its half decent.
You'd think they'd be beamy with those huge domes but there's not enough highs there to notice. It rolls off pretty fast above 10-12kHz.
Overall tone is very sweet though and the bass is clean with the heavily stuffed port and cab.
Matthew Torres
Josiah Sullivan
Angel Jones
Old but still kick'n and sounding great.
Adrian Smith
It would be easy to swap a Bliesma T34 in as a tweeter replacement, but that seems like overkill.
I have a pair. The waveguide matching seems a little off, but I can't be bothered to try and get anything else.
Justin Flores
Michael Powell
luchtbewegingsomzetter
Eli Williams
audio fags are the worst, kill yourself
Evan Morris
t. uses YouTube to listen to music.
David Rogers
Michael James
Idol trash here. What's your setup like, user?
Logan Evans
Details pls
Liam Hernandez
Speakers: Tannoy M3000 Super Red Monitor
CD: Krell CD-DSP MK II
Pre-amp: Krell KRC-3
Amp: Krell KSA-100s
Cassette deck: Nakamichi 700ZXL
Turntable: Technics SL-B202
Tuner: Magnum Dynalab FT 101A
And an integrated amp: Pioneer A-88x
Samuel Kelly
Thanks for this Dynaco review user.
Ryan Campbell
How's the noise level on those?
Colton Lee
Aiden Flores
>KSA-100
>when the entire outer casing is a monstrous heat sink
Leo Watson
Thanks. I wonder what image would you post for my other system.
Christian Lee
>>when the entire outer casing is a monstrous heat sink
That's fairly common in this type of product. The distinction is how large the casing has to be.
I should throw my old AB amps and toroids for Class D and switch supplies. But my current gear still works, and I don't run them in very hard either.
Ryan Walker
FPBP, fuck off OP
Benjamin Evans
Does anyone have any experience with the SMSL M3 dac?
Hudson Allen
no, but i always worry about spending more than $50 on these chinese made products
Luke Stewart
All in this "class" have reliability issues if you look on customer reviews, but when they work they are not bad.
Wyatt Cook
that site btfo Peachtree Audio
Jaxson Young
>aged linden wood faceplate
Gavin Brown
Why do you keep starting the same shitty thread over and over again?
Jaxson Martin
samefag
Nicholas Powell
Oddly enough, I really want that now.
Jaxson Gutierrez
Well, warranties, etc.
Dominic Rogers
How do these sound?
David Jenkins
animetard
John Morgan
I was expecting to do some work. Will be ordering the foam surround kit and some stands here soon. For the time being I'm standing them on a pair of shitty speakers and I've fashioned surrounds out of gaffer tape to do some listening to them. Current impressions? They sound phenomenal. The 8" woofer provides an ample amount of bass to enjoy, don't even touch the loudness switch on the amp. They'll sound much better when I fix the woofers
Jose King
Thomas Ross
They were only 3 dollars. You could put some fireworks in them and blow them up.
Tyler Ward
what dac is that user with the lit up display
Alexander Robinson
just got these bad boys yesterday. can't decide if i wasted my money yet
Jackson Stewart
Why did you buy shit?
Onboard or a $100 soundcard is good enough for headphones unless you need extra power
Easton Young
i was using a handheld usb soundcard already and wanted something more "permanent" for my desk
i did a lot of research and schiit audio seemed really popular, and i bought the cheapest lineup from them because i dont buy into all that audiophile snakeoil bullshit
Sebastian Sanchez
>because i dont buy into all that audiophile snakeoil bullshit
But you just did xD
Mason Roberts
a pair of JBL LSR305 MK1, theyre pretty fucking awesome
Carter Davis
crack it open so we can see the crossover
Bentley Jackson
4" 3way, WHYYYY xD
Hunter Anderson
I like them. The dispersion from the linaeum tweeters is something special: you get very little bouncing off the floor/ceiling and horizontally its nigh perfect 180 degrees.
Kenwood doesn't seem to have a good name when it comes to speakers and the plastic front is kinda chintzy. But they're heavy (same weight as my "79 kef 101's) and peering inside I saw they have a real crossover on a separate board instead of just a cap soldered to the terminals as you often get with cheap rack stuff.
Lucas Bell
Those are outdoor speakers and have to "throw" a certain distance and be heard above wind and street noise, and still survive the elements. Essentially shitty PA speakers. Its probably biased in the human voice range and sounds like total garbage but if user got it for $3 its essentially like finding something workable in a dumpster.
Adam Parker
Yeah, but 4" is so small that they can be crossed high without any problems. I would probably just opt for a bigger tweeter instead of going with a small midrange. It's not like the dispersion in the high-end matter much in a cheap outdoor speaker.
Logan Torres
Been listening to these since I got them about a week ago, the sound quality is high af, I've had HD650's, DT990's and DT770's before and these are way better.
Noah Morris
nothing inside except direct wiring to the terminals - all three drivers are co-terminal
Mason Garcia
nice solid metal grille and thick plastic housing otherwise a piece of sh
Brody Martinez
There has to be a cap for the tweeter even if its piezo, doesn't there?
Henry Turner
its just a direct wire lol - i feel like hooking it up to my 150 watt amp and blowing it apart
Jace Rogers
You could take out the "woofer" and put a birds nest in there and when the birds are inside, blast them with high frequency death metal or eagle sounds. Or put it next to a bird feeder where squirrels like to pillage and when the squirrels get right next to the feeder blast death metal.
Hudson Mitchell
Are you going to leave the dented tweet as is?
Brody Parker
thin film dipole ... weird
Ayden Powell
Isaac Garcia
I'm going to try taking the tweeter apart completely to push the grille back into place. While ugly, the dent on the diaphragm itself won't affect sound quality, so I'll leave it as is
Samuel Green
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John Roberts
>The system rewards people who prefer to host both inside and outside events.
haha fuck you
Easton Bennett
These sold for $1000 on the audio mart.
Jose Nelson
>reddit spacing
you will never fit in, stop trying
Robert Morales
leet.
Colton Moore
>what is inspect element button?
nice proof
Benjamin Cook
en.wikipedia.org
I saw a complete ms dss 80 at the thrift for E12,50. It worked fine except for the passive radiator being stuck (it moved, but very not freely). This caused its suspension to flap about causing awful distortion.
I could not open the box because it has some crazy torx variant and my bitholder was too big for 4 screws in a very hard to reach spot.
Then I started pushing the passive radiator around, damaged the suspension and tossed everything in the trash.
Joseph Harris
floor user, come out and play. i wanna know about your stereo system.
Colton Jenkins
Thanks, came here to sage
Michael Garcia
aw cute
Ryan Thompson
Well they look pretty. How much did it cost?
Owen Bennett
the speakers: 5 dollars for the pair
the "receiver": 8 dollars
the sound: eh, not bad
Leo Ward
put them on stands
Isaac Lopez
Hmm... interesting
Ethan Brooks
This TDA1541A DAC chip is large, it gets hot, it is (was) expensive to build, it is 16 bit compatible and can be used with or without over sampling. Usually it is 4 or 8 times over sampled.
It was made by Philips after their first DAC ever - the TDA1540 - which was famous for being incompatible with the real CD format of 16 Bit word length by having only 14 bits. That didn't stop it (the 1540) from sounding very very good.
Philips produced the TDA1541A DAC for a couple of years, probably from 1985 (non-A version) and from 1989 - A version - slightly improved, and ceased it circa 1995. In these years the entire European and Japanese hifi industry (even Sony) produced millions of CD players with the TDA. At that time they were not considered that special, humanity was looking forward to having better and better chips every year.
Tadadada! Not true ! To some degree Burr Brown of Japan, later bought by Texas, succeeded in making very good chips. Probably the PCM63K being the closest. Crystal, NPC and Analog Devices are not bad too, and that's all. Oh I forgot - the MASH from National Matsushita
Colton Edwards
~$500 total
Julian Kelly
>single crown
weak
Dominic Moore
Dylan Hernandez
Is he okay?
Brody Sanders
not bad - cheaper than some single unit Toppings
Mason Reyes
Owen Richardson
first cd player
Eli Sanders
Well, every ab amp is like that outside or inside. Unless you are ok with really hot transistors.
Jace Butler
>I did a lot of research
Reddit and compromised ultra sponsored review sites are not research lmao you got fucked out of your money. Internal sound cards are shit btw.
And much much worse.
Blake Sullivan
Topping DX3, user.
Lucas Ortiz
Why don't you sell the shitt stack ?
Luke Davis
>bought by Texas
lol. Yeah and github was bought by 'Washington'.
Thomas Carter
what a waste of some good birds
if you're gonna do something as psychopathic as this why not just fuck them in their cloaca?
Christian Davis
I don't really need it, but I use it at work. I can lend it to friends, or bring it back to my family.
I would sell it if I was desperate for money, which I'm not; Money-wise I'm thinking about early retirement, rather than survival.
Ian Howard
Are there any really good multichannel sound cards that work on linux well?
Nolan Torres
Audigy2 ZS is the ultimate value card with perfect Linux compatibility. If you have more money, The Focusrite Scarlett line has good compatibility and good (third party) open source tools available. If money is literally no object, then RME is probably your best choice.
Hudson Rodriguez
Who wants to buy these bad boys
Jose Lee
Hmmm, I'd rather some Mission Argonauts.
For Klipsch, I want the Palladium bookshelves.
Jayden Anderson
I have one of these Audigy2 ZS in a drawer, together with 2 xfi (one of them is the platinum audiophile one, which I got cheap on ebay!).
emu10k1 and emu10k2 have good support, including programming the dsp, but not much of an ecosystem around it. Windows support is unholy bad, but fortunately kxproject exists and they can be somewhat usable with it.
Based on my own experience, fuck all that shit. Topping DX3 all the way.
Ethan Hughes
Forgot to mention, these cards do sound horrible with headphones, despite some of them advertising a "headphone amp".