Posts by arnyk

Quote:Originally Posted by shadyJ Quote:Originally Posted by arnyk The relatively high efficiency of the P363 - 93 dB/W doesn't hurt. It seems the sensitivity rating of the Primus p363 speakers are exaggerated:Quote:I found the...

Quote:Originally Posted by PrimeJunta In case anyone's interested, here's what I discovered investigating the hiss. It occurs under the following conditions: (1) Device's battery is fully charged. (2) Device is connected to a...

Quote:Originally Posted by fookoo_2010 Quote:Originally Posted by sid369 I have an pioneer sc 1522k receiver That should be enough wattage to drive P363s easily. One does not want to be under powered, say at 75 watts/channel. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by sdrm Does anyone have the p163 mounted on stands. I was looking at some of them and it looked as if you just place the speaker on it and there is nothing to hold it on the mount. I would doubt it but wanna...

Quote:Originally Posted by BarracudaDelGato  Wouldn't measuring my speakers in my room be closer to what I actually hear when I listen to music? Do measurements in-room hold any water, at least at mid / high frequencies? You are...

Quote:Originally Posted by PrimeJunta @arnyk: I just bought the FiiO E5 on your recommendation. It gets the job done splendidly, and is nice and compact too. My only gripe is that if I've got it plugged in to USB power and it's not...

Quote:Originally Posted by flickhtguru ^^^ The sub is beside the right front tower. OK, I wonder if the Tsi400s are set to large or small.

Quote:Originally Posted by Martycool007 Quote:Originally Posted by arnyk Not all but many. Depends what you are comparing. Modern optical disc players would be an example of components that strongly tend to sound the...

Quote:Originally Posted by mnilan shawndo: Speakers are much more frequently damaged by under-powering them. And that is an audiophile myth. Fact is that speakers are generally damaged by either shock or excess power. More than...

Quote:Originally Posted by galvs Quote:Originally Posted by arnyk In a level-matched blind test in typical use, audible differences are highly unlikely. The low price of the UCA 202 would be due to economies of scale. The...