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Bpage; Active room correction needs not be expensive. The Audyssey system is integrated into 2 receivers so far and is working its way into more budget receiver and even HTIB systems! If you really are interested in how they accomplish MultEQ successfully, check out our review of the...

Ethan; I emailed you the papers. There is plenty of math in there to keep you entertained. Again this is NOT averaging please read the papers and it will correct for multiple positions at the same time and derive a very accurate transfer function of the room response. Bpage; The...

Ethan; Again you aren't understanding that EQ systems have come a long way such as the Audyssey one which works very well for full range. If you wan't I can send you the white papers that goes into detail on how this system maps the room response so it doesn't just correct for one listening...

Don't forget the chocolately midrange that a good cable can bring out in your system. This was one of my design goals when I developed the GLOB cable. Also there is no need to cook or cryo treat them. Simply refrigerate before serving ;)

I heard they cancelled the latest movie plans for a prequel. Luckily I have a DVR and can record the syndicated shows of DS9 and Next Generation, but I have already seen all of the good episodes of those series and craving something new. Enterprise was the answer until this news. What...

Ok this pisses me off. I am a long time trekie, (but I don't attend conventions or wear the goofy outfits ;) ). The Enterprise show IMO had a very strong season 3 and season 4 is also very enjoyable. It saddens me to see the end of a legacy in a world where so called reality TV shows are...

What you are saying was true until smarter systems such as the one from Audyssey was devised. There are a few other companies working on similar solutions that show much promise. Active room correction is now a viable compliment to passive. In addition a single band PEQ is one of the best...

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Just for the record, modal ringing can be resolved using active correction, usually much easier, more cost effective, and more space efficient than passive room correction. But don't belive me, check out what peer reviewed Dr. Floyd Toole has to say about this...

Ok I updated the pic. Let me know if this one works. I never mess with these kind of connectors :)

Its my bad since I added in those pics. Can anyone find me the appropriate pic to update? Else I will just remove it. Thanks.

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Do not throw money away on new equipment until you address the following: 1) Proper speaker placement and setup 2) Proper acoustical treatment of your room (not necessarily sound panels) 3) Adding an extra sub with proper integration to provide more uniform bass response in your room...

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I second that, however it is fun getting everyone together, especially the food part ;)

Yes if a cable is designed well it should function well when used as an audio interconnect and usually even as a video interconnect, depending on the types of shielding utilized. Usually companies market a separate video cable so it matches the color code (ie. yellow - composite, Blue/Green/Red...

There is a difference, Silver is slightly less resistive than copper of equal gauge. The solution is to use more copper to offset this advantage and its certainly much cheaper and easier to work with. Some Reading Materials on this topic: Silver Cables Exotic Materials in Cables

Try contacting Bluejeans. You probably have a bad termination on the connector. Http://www.bluejeanscable.com

This is why companies are designing smarter EQ's such as the new Audyssey system which uses fuzzy logic based on multiple mic positions. Read our Review of the Audyssey Mult EQ system The days of dismissing (not implicating anyone specifically) room EQ to aid with passive room correction...

Sadly I will miss this one since I am knee deep in amplifier reviews and the new Integra Research stuff. Bummer :rolleyes: