Recent content by gargoyle

look into getting an Adcom speaker selector, if you're going to use one. They seem to have the least amount of signal degradation and have more substantial wiring on the inside.

It is all dependant on the type of crossover the subwoofer manufacturer used, and yes in most instances it does make a difference...which you can hear. One thing to think about though, would be to place the sub near where you typically would sit and play bass tracks, you then walk around the...

If you're planning on running a digital cable between your receiver and your cd player, you should be using a digital coaxial cable as your primary choice and the optical only if you don't have that available to you. Optical cables produce something referred to as jitter, hence a reason that...

Unless you have a high quality Sony piece of gear, such as an ES, then the higher you turn the volume on the receiver the higher (exponentially) you turn the distortion which in turn increases the chance of damaging your subwoofer. So, with that said, I would suggest the hard process of waiting...

original PCM recordings made on Denon equipment, largest number of pure digital recording studios Denon, best build quality for your money Denon. Pioneer Elite has the exact same specs as standard Pioneer, you just get the cool little Elite symbol. Denon - DCM380

If you're expecting any type of return on your money, on speakers like that, then you should be using them on a computer only. For home theater the dynamics are much more demanding.

I was trying to find out from some people that maybe have had firsthand experience with this subwoofer if it is any good or not? I have also noticed that it states that it operates with the power need of 2000-4000 watts. I would like to know if that is truly the case or if you can get away with...