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It's always a pleasure to deal with the folks at Aperion. They are some of the nicest people in the industry and I highly recommend purchasing from them!

I stopped by Velodyne today but no tech people were around at the time of my visit. The press kit is saved as a PDF image so I can't extract the data. I did my best to provide some coverage as can be seen here: http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/subwoofers/velodyne-digital-drive-plus/

Picard for negotiating Sisko for when Picard fails Janeway for dealing with the Borg Kirk for saving the planet

I will visit their booth tomorrow and get the scoop. Thanks.

I applaud manufacturers that are engineering small potent subwoofer solutions. It takes a lot of good engineering to make them perform well. But, when they do, they blend into a room decor well and yield excellent performance, especially when using 2 or 4 strategically placed.

Paul resides in Downey which is very close to LA. I believe that's about 400 miles or so from Sacramento so unless you're willing to do the drive, I don't think its possible.

Or it was an actual evil ghost captured on video :eek:

Probably but that's the issue often when I syndicate articles from manufacturers from time to time. I try to keep their product plugging to a minimal but its nice to get different content and perspective into the site whenever possible.

who is pushing the Axiom Amp? Two of my review samples blew up when I tested them which was noted in the review. Axiom won't even list my review on their website b/c they were so displeased with the results. I am still waiting for them to produce a bulletproof version of this amp b/c I feel...

little evil girls really freak me out :eek:

Kaiser; You raise some valid points but also realize tweeters typically can't handle a lot of power to begin with so if you present them with a constant clipped signal of day 50% duty cycle or longer (IE. Squarewave), it doesn't take much to fry one. We aren't concerned with increased power...

such a sweet little girl :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIGxKY5y6Mg&feature=related

My tower speakers have built in passive subs. That is why I biamped. The actual subs have no xover so they are run full range relying on the natural rolloff of the drivers to act as a LPF. I like bi-amping these speakers b/c I feel you get better control of the bass. Not all speakers will...

I meant that they don't emphasize bass or treble so yes I agree with you that they are a bit laid back in the top end. You should definitely listen without the grille for highest fidelity. that is quite possible since its a horizontally mounted MTM vs vertical from the towers. Try...

Emotiva UPA-7

You are the 3rd person I've heard tell me this but I didn't want to say it publicly until I can confirm it. It's sad b/c B&K makes some nice amps. Too bad they never embraced online magazines and an online business model else things could have been much different for them. I remember years...

There is a 6dB diff in input sensitivity but they only specify voltage gain once which we aren't sure if its for balanced or unbalanced. I believe they are following the 6dB convention I mentioned but you could always call them to ask.

FYI; Tom's dedicated reviews of both speakers: Salk Song Towers Infinity Classica C336 I'd love to tell everyone to buy the Infinity's since they are sold on the AH E-store but the Salks appear to be a much better speaker.

That's a good idea to check with your B&K amp to see if level changes. However without measuring your B&K , we aren't sure what its unbalanced/balanced gain structure is unless it specifies it in the manual. I always prefer balanced b/c its less problematic and you usually get a lower noisefloor.

yep and possibly the Audioholics E-store if enough of our readers request it :)