S snakeeyes Audioholic Ninja Apr 13, 2018 4,727 0 113 Feb 13, 2021 #81 HSU VTF2 mk5 Reactions: Pogre and ryanosaur
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 Feb 14, 2021 #82 lovinthehd said: Fresh only or fresh roasted (on further pondering )....hate the pickled ones. I use them in cooking the pork as well as some other sources of heat, too. Click to expand... Fresh or pickled for me, depends on what I’m doin. Also, candied jalapeños(cowboy candy is another name), are very nice on many things.
lovinthehd said: Fresh only or fresh roasted (on further pondering )....hate the pickled ones. I use them in cooking the pork as well as some other sources of heat, too. Click to expand... Fresh or pickled for me, depends on what I’m doin. Also, candied jalapeños(cowboy candy is another name), are very nice on many things.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,878 0 113 Oakridge, OR Feb 14, 2021 #83 William Lemmerhirt said: Fresh or pickled for me, depends on what I’m doin. Also, candied jalapeños(cowboy candy is another name), are very nice on many things. Click to expand... Never saw the candied ones....
William Lemmerhirt said: Fresh or pickled for me, depends on what I’m doin. Also, candied jalapeños(cowboy candy is another name), are very nice on many things. Click to expand... Never saw the candied ones....
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 Feb 14, 2021 #84 lovinthehd said: Never saw the candied ones.... Click to expand... I don’t know if they’re available in stores that way. We made our own after trying some at a family gathering a few years ago. Sweet plus heat. Mmmmmmm Edit: Was gonna share a link. But if you put a search in googletron there’s an endless list of recipes. Lot of prep work. Not sure that’s your thing or not. Lol Reactions: lovinthehd
lovinthehd said: Never saw the candied ones.... Click to expand... I don’t know if they’re available in stores that way. We made our own after trying some at a family gathering a few years ago. Sweet plus heat. Mmmmmmm Edit: Was gonna share a link. But if you put a search in googletron there’s an endless list of recipes. Lot of prep work. Not sure that’s your thing or not. Lol
Pogre Audioholic Slumlord Jul 29, 2016 16,146 0 113 56 Mesa, Arizona Feb 14, 2021 #85 I put fresh Jalapeños in everything. Just the right balance of heat and pop of freshness. I ALWAYS have a couple in the crisper.
I put fresh Jalapeños in everything. Just the right balance of heat and pop of freshness. I ALWAYS have a couple in the crisper.
Pogre Audioholic Slumlord Jul 29, 2016 16,146 0 113 56 Mesa, Arizona Feb 14, 2021 #86 Protip: ALWAYS wash your hands after seeding and chopping Jalapeños, ESPECIALLY before taking a leak and touching your junk! I speaketh from experience...
Protip: ALWAYS wash your hands after seeding and chopping Jalapeños, ESPECIALLY before taking a leak and touching your junk! I speaketh from experience...
Trell Audioholic Spartan Dec 12, 2018 7,073 0 63 ::1 Feb 14, 2021 #87 Pogre said: Protip: ALWAYS wash your hands after seeding and chopping Jalapeños, ESPECIALLY before taking a leak and touching your junk! I speaketh from experience... Click to expand... Not the hotness you where looking for? Same for several other types of chili, at least when accidentally touching the eyes. I've not tried your junk thing, and have no immediate plans for it either. I too speaketh from experience... Reactions: snakeeyes, lovinthehd and William Lemmerhirt
Pogre said: Protip: ALWAYS wash your hands after seeding and chopping Jalapeños, ESPECIALLY before taking a leak and touching your junk! I speaketh from experience... Click to expand... Not the hotness you where looking for? Same for several other types of chili, at least when accidentally touching the eyes. I've not tried your junk thing, and have no immediate plans for it either. I too speaketh from experience...
Mikado463 Audioholic Warlord Feb 27, 2016 7,568 0 83 Feb 14, 2021 #88 Pogre said: Protip: ALWAYS wash your hands after seeding and chopping Jalapeños, ESPECIALLY before taking a leak and touching your junk! I speaketh from experience... Click to expand... Not a problem, I'll just be careful when I change my Depends ............ Reactions: snakeeyes, lovinthehd and Pogre
Pogre said: Protip: ALWAYS wash your hands after seeding and chopping Jalapeños, ESPECIALLY before taking a leak and touching your junk! I speaketh from experience... Click to expand... Not a problem, I'll just be careful when I change my Depends ............
J jsf0656 Audioholic Dec 29, 2018 201 0 18 70 Feb 14, 2021 #89 question? if i wanted to add a second sub and my yamaha only has 1 sub output would this be possible or would i need to get another receiver with 2 sub outouts?
question? if i wanted to add a second sub and my yamaha only has 1 sub output would this be possible or would i need to get another receiver with 2 sub outouts?
ryanosaur Audioholic Overlord Sep 14, 2018 11,686 0 113 Feb 14, 2021 #90 You can use a y-splitter to do this, but the best succes in a situation like this would come from keeping the subs equidistant and symetrical. A true dual Sub AVR which will allow you to control distance and trim for both individually would be better (some AVRs just use the single Sub approach with an internal Y). A better approach given the limits of your AVR would be to implement a MiniDSP 2x4 and Room EQ Wizard to program it. This gets more expensive, but will allow you to manage delay and volume individually along with managing EQ for the subs. This is an advanced approach and will take time and effort as well as extra cost to implement. Reactions: lovinthehd and Pogre
You can use a y-splitter to do this, but the best succes in a situation like this would come from keeping the subs equidistant and symetrical. A true dual Sub AVR which will allow you to control distance and trim for both individually would be better (some AVRs just use the single Sub approach with an internal Y). A better approach given the limits of your AVR would be to implement a MiniDSP 2x4 and Room EQ Wizard to program it. This gets more expensive, but will allow you to manage delay and volume individually along with managing EQ for the subs. This is an advanced approach and will take time and effort as well as extra cost to implement.
Pogre Audioholic Slumlord Jul 29, 2016 16,146 0 113 56 Mesa, Arizona Feb 14, 2021 #92 jsf0656 said: question? if i wanted to add a second sub and my yamaha only has 1 sub output would this be possible or would i need to get another receiver with 2 sub outouts? Click to expand... You can use a splitter to add a second sub, no problem. Something like this. Monoprice 6in RCA Plug to 2 RCA Jack Cable, Black - Monoprice.com This cable is the perfect solution to connecting a mono source to a stereo system. The cable has a single RCA male plug on one end and a pair of female RCA jacks, each with molded connector housings a www.monoprice.com
jsf0656 said: question? if i wanted to add a second sub and my yamaha only has 1 sub output would this be possible or would i need to get another receiver with 2 sub outouts? Click to expand... You can use a splitter to add a second sub, no problem. Something like this. Monoprice 6in RCA Plug to 2 RCA Jack Cable, Black - Monoprice.com This cable is the perfect solution to connecting a mono source to a stereo system. The cable has a single RCA male plug on one end and a pair of female RCA jacks, each with molded connector housings a www.monoprice.com
Pogre Audioholic Slumlord Jul 29, 2016 16,146 0 113 56 Mesa, Arizona Feb 14, 2021 #93 ryanosaur said: You can use a y-splitter to do this, but the best succes in a situation like this would come from keeping the subs equidistant and symetrical. A true dual Sub AVR which will allow you to control distance and trim for both individually would be better (some AVRs just use the single Sub approach with an internal Y). A better approach given the limits of your AVR would be to implement a MiniDSP 2x4 and Room EQ Wizard to program it. This gets more expensive, but will allow you to manage delay and volume individually along with managing EQ for the subs. This is an advanced approach and will take time and effort as well as extra cost to implement. Click to expand... Jinx! Reactions: ryanosaur
ryanosaur said: You can use a y-splitter to do this, but the best succes in a situation like this would come from keeping the subs equidistant and symetrical. A true dual Sub AVR which will allow you to control distance and trim for both individually would be better (some AVRs just use the single Sub approach with an internal Y). A better approach given the limits of your AVR would be to implement a MiniDSP 2x4 and Room EQ Wizard to program it. This gets more expensive, but will allow you to manage delay and volume individually along with managing EQ for the subs. This is an advanced approach and will take time and effort as well as extra cost to implement. Click to expand... Jinx!
J jsf0656 Audioholic Dec 29, 2018 201 0 18 70 Feb 14, 2021 #94 Pogre said: You can use a splitter to add a second sub, no problem. Something like this. Monoprice 6in RCA Plug to 2 RCA Jack Cable, Black - Monoprice.com This cable is the perfect solution to connecting a mono source to a stereo system. The cable has a single RCA male plug on one end and a pair of female RCA jacks, each with molded connector housings a www.monoprice.com Click to expand... i need some instruction here. how do i connect to and from receiver and the 2 subs?
Pogre said: You can use a splitter to add a second sub, no problem. Something like this. Monoprice 6in RCA Plug to 2 RCA Jack Cable, Black - Monoprice.com This cable is the perfect solution to connecting a mono source to a stereo system. The cable has a single RCA male plug on one end and a pair of female RCA jacks, each with molded connector housings a www.monoprice.com Click to expand... i need some instruction here. how do i connect to and from receiver and the 2 subs?
Pogre Audioholic Slumlord Jul 29, 2016 16,146 0 113 56 Mesa, Arizona Feb 14, 2021 #95 jsf0656 said: i need some instruction here. how do i connect to and from receiver and the 2 subs? Click to expand... You plug the splitter into the sub out on your receiver then run rcas from the splitter ends to your subs. Reactions: ryanosaur
jsf0656 said: i need some instruction here. how do i connect to and from receiver and the 2 subs? Click to expand... You plug the splitter into the sub out on your receiver then run rcas from the splitter ends to your subs.
ryanosaur Audioholic Overlord Sep 14, 2018 11,686 0 113 Feb 14, 2021 #96 Also if your subs allow it, you can daisy chain, too.
J jsf0656 Audioholic Dec 29, 2018 201 0 18 70 Feb 14, 2021 #97 thanks again. thinking now about going dual with my setup. my yamaha is 80w/ch with 2ch driven so just using the 2 ch for stereo has worked great and sounds good but doing dual subs with a splitter will that affect the sound quality in any way?
thanks again. thinking now about going dual with my setup. my yamaha is 80w/ch with 2ch driven so just using the 2 ch for stereo has worked great and sounds good but doing dual subs with a splitter will that affect the sound quality in any way?
ryanosaur Audioholic Overlord Sep 14, 2018 11,686 0 113 Feb 14, 2021 #98 jsf0656 said: thanks again. thinking now about going dual with my setup. my yamaha is 80w/ch with 2ch driven so just using the 2 ch for stereo has worked great and sounds good but doing dual subs with a splitter will that affect the sound quality in any way? Click to expand... no.
jsf0656 said: thanks again. thinking now about going dual with my setup. my yamaha is 80w/ch with 2ch driven so just using the 2 ch for stereo has worked great and sounds good but doing dual subs with a splitter will that affect the sound quality in any way? Click to expand... no.
J jsf0656 Audioholic Dec 29, 2018 201 0 18 70 Feb 14, 2021 #99 ryanosaur said: Also if your subs allow it, you can daisy chain, too. Click to expand... are you refering to plugging in one sub to the other thru the line in- out on the back?
ryanosaur said: Also if your subs allow it, you can daisy chain, too. Click to expand... are you refering to plugging in one sub to the other thru the line in- out on the back?
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,878 0 113 Oakridge, OR Feb 14, 2021 #100 jsf0656 said: thanks again. thinking now about going dual with my setup. my yamaha is 80w/ch with 2ch driven so just using the 2 ch for stereo has worked great and sounds good but doing dual subs with a splitter will that affect the sound quality in any way? Click to expand... The wattage output for your speakers is a different thing, the subs only get a very low voltage pre-out signal from the avr.
jsf0656 said: thanks again. thinking now about going dual with my setup. my yamaha is 80w/ch with 2ch driven so just using the 2 ch for stereo has worked great and sounds good but doing dual subs with a splitter will that affect the sound quality in any way? Click to expand... The wattage output for your speakers is a different thing, the subs only get a very low voltage pre-out signal from the avr.
