Posts by arnyk

Quote:Originally Posted by SoNic67 Because those "smart" individuals are comparing DSD with another DSD... PCM signals fed into a delta-sigma DAC will be converted internally to DSD before the analog I/V conversion. So they will be...

Quote:Originally Posted by morpheus305 Quote:Originally Posted by arnyk Is it possible that that second component itself is humming? Well yes, it doesn't matter what the second component is though. Im guessing it's something...

Quote:Originally Posted by Joe0Bloggs Quote:Originally Posted by arnyk No need to make any such changes These speakers are so efficient (I hear its 97 dB/W) that you are unlikely to stress out your AVR while driving them at...

Quote:Originally Posted by SoTweaked With my yamaha rx-v361 I can change the ohm setting to 6ohms which the LS-12 vegas sure do like those lower ohms lol No need to make any such changes These speakers are so efficient (I hear its...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ricci Mark makes valid points. This dsp is a development tool for a finished product that can then be loaded to each unit once finished. Mistakes with the settings can mean you end up with a toasted amp,...

Quote:Originally Posted by LTD02 there are different types of distortion. crossover distortion could be one difference that is distortion-based and is audible through speakers. It is very unlikely that you will find a good modern...

Quote:Originally Posted by Pianist718 So .... I am all about quality sound. I love the sound I get from playing Regular CDs, also files WAV, FLAC and even 320kbp MP3 music....all via USB card in my Samsung BD-ES6000. Through...

Quote:Originally Posted by cmack914 I need help from the experienced home theater audiophiles on this forum. Im currently running a 65 inch Pioneer Elite Plasma with (5) Niles PHD30 speakers and a 10 inch subwoofer. My receiver is...

Quote:Originally Posted by morpheus305 Quote:Originally Posted by arnyk Try putting one of your ground isolators in line with the second component that you add. Does it still hum? Just tested and yes the hum is still there. I...

Quote:Originally Posted by droid10 I've had the Klipsch Epic CF-3's for about 15 years now and have been very happy with them for classical music, so there's no change for them in the future. Also, as argued above, there is zero...