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the amp section in the 2500 is more than capable of powering most surround speakers. People typically drive the amp sections harder for stereo since only 2 sources are producing the sound, you sit further away from the front speakers, and you have to turn the amp up louder. In addition, the...

IF you have to ask the question, then its too late. You're brainwashed :rolleyes:

As we have stated about 1000 times, The All Channels Driven Test is a bogus test. It simulates a worst case test condition into a best case test load and most publications running them use a VARIAC to hold the line voltage constant during the test to give the illusion of more power by...

Star Trek First Contact Captain Picard Speech about the Borg: "They invade our space, we fall back... The line must be drawn here, this far no further.. I will make them pay for what they have done!" Bronx Tale Boss says to the bikers "Now you can't leave" Star Trek II Kirk...

here are a few memorable ones from my childhood

All; I received the new firmware today that is supposed to fix the Audyssey problems we have found. I plan on testing it this week and will post my findings soon.

We are less than one month away from covering the CEDIA show in Indianapolis. Last year we provided over 120 pages of Cedia Show Coverage. We plan on maintaining the Audioholics tradition of providing the most extensive trade show coverage in the industry. So stay glued to the homepages of all...

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The Axiom amp works a bit differently and more uniquely. It also uses a linear supply which has advantages over most switching supplies for increased headroom and reduced noise.

We currently have Mirage product under review (division of API which also encompasses Energy). Energy reviews should follow shortly thereafter.

New Denon AVR-3806 and AVR-4306 Info

It's not by choice. Pioneer doesn't seem to value the web as much as Denon or Yamaha. They still have their priorities focused on Print Magazines, with have much lower readership and often dismal product coverage.

Sheep; Though I love Canada, I could never handle the cold 8 months out of the year. I am used to living in Florida where the water for the most part is 80-90 degrees almost half the year :) However, in my experience the hospitality and demeanor of the Axiom crowd and local neighbors is...

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I love everything there is about GOOGLE and support everything they do. Awesome!

You know if it did appear that close to us, it would likely block Marvin the Martains view of Venus forcing him to use the Uranium Pew-36 Explosive Space modulator to destroy our planet. Let's hope it doesn't come to that :p

I heard the new Nintendo system will allow you to download games off the internet for all Nintendo systems for as little as $10 a pop. If thats true, I think I will be getting one myself. My only problem is when will I find time to actually play them :rolleyes:

On that point, I will stongly have to disagree with you. Human hearing is inconsistant and often unpredictable since perception and biases will almost always play a big role. Test equipment doesn't suffer these biases. The trick is to know what measurements correspond to what we are hearing.

Tweeters actually don't break in. This has been confirmed time and again by many leading loudspeaker designers, Acousticians such as Dr. Toole and even our own Resident Loudspeaker Engineer Mark Sanfilipo and former loudspeaker reviewer Patrick Hart whom both measured no differences in driver...

You're pretty much dead on for the most part. Woofers do tend to loosen up a bit after a few hours of play but don't forget that anything that can "break in" must also "break out". So it is a bit of a misnomer. Tweeters do NOT break in despite what many audiophiles claim. I had many...