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Right now we don't offer the ability to print our articles. We may however reformat our reviews into a PDF magazine look and make them available for download for a small one time fee in the near future since we have been receiving so many requests.

I'd advise you to turn off the EQ on the 3805 and do extensive listening tests to see if you prefer it over the EQ. Congrats on your setup.

MacMannNM was banned for a variety of reasons which included violating at least two of our forum rules. Here is the thread that explains further: http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21669 JaxVON is banned for a week for violating our forum rules. Cygnus was...

This was NOT A REVIEW! It was a tech article on Switching amps identifying potential issues with their designs. The Panasonic was used as an example. Regardless few of these amps use the proper post filter feedback in their designs b/c they are mostly cookie cutter designs bought from chip...

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I banned him b/c his comments to me in a PM and not conceding to point #4. UPDATE: It turns out that buffethead1985 and MacManNM share the same ISP IP: 67.142.130.28 and individual IP 216.184.23.58. Congrats on breaking yet another rule of posting under multiple monikers. You're IP is...

yes he is banned for a week. Despite my warning, he didn't take me seriously about our intolerance towards racism (see this post) on a public forum whether serious or in a joking matter. It's so sad we have to continually add rules to our forums to ensure rule breakers behave appropriately...

good joke, especially the price :D

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Only if you have one primary listening seat. I would hope you like to entertain guests occassionally :rolleyes: The goal is to make every seat a good seat in a home theater. Using a device like the SMS-1 must be used in conjunction with passive room correction to ensure smooth modal...

Opps, I fixed it. thanks. We are very familiar what is on the market for bass correction. I personally own a Berhinger 2496 which is great, though very hard to use and has no OSD. Well technically its a processor but I agree so I will move it :D Yes it sounded chocolatey, though...

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It is a function of bad amplifier design practices including: 1. Lack of good board layout 2. Lack of good grounding scheme 3. Lack of Post Filter Feedback Stage We plan on reviewing more of these type of amps after we establish a solid test procedure since they are very challenging to...

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That depends on your room, equipment and subwoofer(s). 80Hz is a great starting point and if you are doing home theater, I wouldn't go much below 60Hz.

No thats NOT a typo. The phase plug driver sacrifices a bit of cone area as opposed to the conventional one. It's a moot point if you are using a subwoofer (recommended) though.

The Halo's are a better amp than Emotiva on paper. They can deliver more power per channel (especially at low impedance), and have a lower noise floor and output impedance. However, the Emotiva is far more efficient, runs alot cooler and is much cheaper! Given the choice between the two, I...

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