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That's a good idea in general with all reviews from all publications, forums, news sources, etc, in all industries. Everyone has a motive. My motivation right now is to goto sleep

Yes I quit my Senior Level Electrical Engineering job at Raytheon nearly 5 years ago to take this website full time where it also employees 3 more full time people (Clint, Tom and my wife) as well as nearly a dozen contractors. This does not include the Audioholics E-store which is an entirely...

Are you a PSB dealer? We don't take consumers products in for review. PM me and we will discuss. thanks.

I can't tell you how many times I've tried to line up NAD/PSB reviews and my emails and phone calls were simply ignored. If you notice those companies have very little web presence for some reason. Its really sad b/c PSB would do very well on our site. I heard and liked their speakers. The...

Here we go again. Please note the Audioholics Store sells 3 of those speakers NOT the Audioholics site. The Audioholics Store like any of our other advertisers is a client on our site and we offer integrated Buy Now links to all manufacturers whose products we review. I can see from your...

Yes of course but I didn't want to flat out ask people to do that :)

Guys; I have the following items for sale available to the first people that PM me. All items are in mint condition and 100% working order. Prices are excluding shipping. Emotiva RPA-1 2CH mono block amplifier: $500 Earthquake Sound XJ-600R subwoofer amplifier x 2: $300/ea Yamaha...

dynamic power doesn't destroy speakers. Continuous power does. Please read: http://www.audioholics.com/education/loudspeaker-basics/loudspeakers-power-ratings-part-iii-the-test-results (note the woofer under test was an Axiom midrange)

You're confusing biwiring with bi-amping. This is really bad advice. The impedance switch set to the "low" setting will drastically increase the chances of amplifier clipping. Clipped amps damage tweeters. You're better off with more than less power virtually ALL of the time. The switch...

The membership services we are working on pertain most to the main editorial website and E-Store. Don't forget, Audioholics is really 4 websites: Audioholics.com - Editorial Site forums.audioholics.com - Forum site store.audioholics.com - E-commerce AVRANT.com - Podcast

thanks but again we want our readers to remind the manufacturers where they get your info from....especially when making buying decisions.

this is in the works, but our site developers are part time and it takes awhile to get stuff done. Yes sadly our traffic is at an all time high and we should be cranking right now, but the econ's got us down and the industry is in panic mode.

The Z7 has some great power capabilities, obviously enough to melt the inductors on your old speakers ;) The M80s will do just fine as I've seem them hit at ear bleeding levels with an A-1400 and they didn't falter. Enjoy your new speakers.

Recently, we lost a few good ones that we have very close relations with such as: Impact Acoustics / Cables to Go DVI Gear Dayton Audio Velodyne Studiotech (as of today 1/31/09) We hope they will return when the economy improves and we encourage you to support them as always to help keep...

All; These are tough times for everyone and the consumer A/V industry has really taken a hit since late last year. Normally I wouldn't be making a post like this, but I would just like to remind everyone that reads and interacts in this site to please mention our name to manufacturers...

The praise will really come from us if we get samples in and they work up to the highest resolutions without incident. As for the other cable nonsense, its great entertainment and we love them for it. :D

I wonder if they use a battery to bias the dielectric and prevent strand jumping :D

Yes and I've been saying that ever since Yamaha incorporated that switch in their receivers. However, if you prefer to lose amplifier power and increase amplifier clipping, than by all means put it to the low impedance setting.

B/C all that switch does it lower the rail voltage so the amp will clip sooner under the UL test. Thus under a 4 ohm load on their test, it will dissipate less heat since it will also product much less power. You will see in my review that it totally crushes 8 ohm and 4 ohm power when its set...

1. You need to check all speaker connections regardless 2. Make sure the impedance switch is set to 8 ohms or more, REGARDLESS of the impedance of your speakers. NEVER set it to 8 ohms or less EVER! You can access the impedance switch in the advanced menu by holding down the "Straight"...