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Yea and they all come out with a review of the same cars at the same time.

Haha not quite but its pretty dead and very quite. I plan on eventually replacing my carpets with laminate floors one day. My theater chairs really added a lot of mass to the room, more than I expected.

WmAX; I'd love to fund building an anechoic chamber but that's not gonna happen in this economy :( I'm looking for reviewers that can share their subjective experience with a product and not just show measurements and analysis. You should check out some of the loudspeaker reviews I've...

Jerry's traffic claims aren't supported by his Alexa ranking or lack of discussions generated about his content other than his Lexicon review. I suspect Jerry took advantage of the traffic spike he got from AVS and us when we posted our review of the same product and he extrapolated a few days...

Neither do many reviewers of most of the A/V publications. :D

When I was in college working for a high end audio company I used to repair McIntosh LD players using Pioneer service manuals since both products were one in the same only the McIntosh sold for 3-4x the price.

I increased the time to edit posts from 5 minutes to 60 minutes. This should be sufficient for even the worst spellers (like me) to edit their mistakes.

There is no way a manufacturer can dictate the SPL you will measure in your room with your speakers when you engage the test tones. You can adjust the master volume while the test tones are engaged and set it so all of your speakers read 75dB at your seated area. Then record that level and use...

I'll be at EHX for a day or so.

Are you an industry professional, or custom installer that has a passion for A/V and would like to write for us? If you have a solid tech background, ability to measure electronics and loudspeaker performance and correctly interpret those measurements, please send us a resume and example...

That's a great find and it reminds me of a Lexicon BD-30 "review" at another website denying its a repackaged Oppo :)

I agree we need to write reviews more frequently. The problem is we are understaffed for such a task. First Look articles at least give a product glimpse and content for the site. I've personally been more focused on tech articles which I rather enjoy writing. I've got some very cool ones...

Haha $8k/pair :eek: Someone at EMP forgot how to properly place decimal points :)

We are getting these in next for review: http://emptek.com/e55ti.php I am thinking about inviting a few local forum folk over to help me conduct a face off of them vs a few internet brands in their price class. Should be fun.

Many people have been asking for reviews of the EMP stuff from other magazines. I recently found this review: http://www.affordableaudio.org/aa2010-02.pdf

Excellent points. Read the following following article I previously wrote that deals with this topic: http://www.audioholics.com/news/editorials/the-dumbing-down-of-audio

Dennis; Have you read Dr. Tooles book on Acoustics which deals with human perception of early reflections among other things?

Audyssey has more than 1 octave resolution for bass. In fact its the only auto-eq system we've tested that actually does something beneficial for the sub channel when properly used.

You're still missing the point. The Volume scaling issue I mentioned exists on virtually all products using Audyssey, THX, PLIIx, etc. It drops the max available volume level when all processes are engaged. The Integra simply doesn't show the limitation it just limits max volume while still...

This is not a review. Its a first look article which we may later decide to request review samples of. If enough readers here agree that they aren't worth reviewing, we likely won't pursue it. I welcome user feedback and will base that on whether or not we request review samples from Klipsch...