Utter newbie just doesn't understand. Can you please explain to me why this can't be?

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Malogato

Audioholic Intern
Buckeyefan 1 said:
I have an idea. For comparisons sake, get all the clock radios in your house, your relatives' houses, friends' houses, put them in one room, and blast them to your favorite channel. Them you'll have 50 speakers with 50 receivers. If this is the sound you are looking for, by god you are on the right path.

It is.
Unless I have the clock radios too loud so that they "each" send out distorted sound.

Ever heard the term "harmony" or "choir"

1 beautiful voice singing "o happy day" at low volume is a lot less sound than

50 beautiful voices singing "o happy day" at low volume "each"

at "medium" volume [i.e. when I don't try to put too much signal into the speakers] the yammy's sound very nice. Norah jones' voice is melodic, light, and relaxing. If I turn the knob to maximum, she sudden becomes bonnie tyler [total eclipse of the heart] because the speakers 'crackle'
 
Resident Loser

Resident Loser

Senior Audioholic
Yeah, we are talking "connecting"...

...whether it's at the input OR the output or anywhere in between...

And if YOU actually read my response (#19-unrelated-as per you)...I said you could hook up the same source to two different receivers...but it will not be done without other problems...potential for impedance mismatches, gain losses, system interactions, RFI infiltration...

Yes, pros do it with specialized gear such as 70volt outputs, matching transformers, L-pads, wiring up the wazoo and a whole chunk of bucks...you can do it on a lesser scale with a receiver designed to support two "zones" with outboard amps, IR remotes and boosters, rs232 interfaces and CAT5 wiring and oh yeah...a smaller but still significant chunk of bucks...and what you currently have won't cut it...period.

Get another receiver and listen to the radio...it's a completely free and independent common source...music in every room...

jimHJJ(...hey, mark...what show is that?...)
 
MacManNM

MacManNM

Banned
bobman1235 said:
The problem is, to put a more fine a point on it - your speakers suck. If you go too loud with them, THEY WILL DISTORT, no matter what you do, or how many receivers you hook up. If you maybe JUST go with the Pioneers, you might be OK, as you said t hose sound better and "louder". As soon as you put those other speakers from the HTiB into the equation, your sound is going downhill, no matter how you do it, and it won't be worth the tiny bit of loudness increase you get. You're asking to do something that will NEVER sound good.

The ONLY way to make it sound reasonable at a loud volume is to get better speakers. Otherwise, just give up, and take whichever set of speakers sounds better (or louder if that's all you care about) and use those. We're all sorry that this is not the answer you want - it sucks, it really does, when you can't just make things work, but that's life. There's a reason people spend so much on this stuff - it's not possible with cheapo equipment.
NOT TRUE! His system will rock when he hooks everything up to one soundesign boom box!
 
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markw

Audioholic Overlord
Methinks we've all been trolled.

At least, I hope so. If not, stop this guy before he reproduces. Bump up the averave human intelligence a few thousandths of a percent.

Markw (Yo Jim. I hear tell the Hi Fi show is supposed to be next week. No? We're shootin' for Saturday.)
 
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Malogato

Audioholic Intern
Resident Loser said:
And if YOU actually read my response (#19-unrelated-as per you)...I said you could hook up the same source to two different receivers...but it will not be done without other problems...potential for impedance mismatches, gain losses, system interactions, RFI infiltration...

jimHJJ(...hey, mark...what show is that?...)
and all this happens on optical?
Even RFI? Radio Frequency interferes with light?
I didn't know optical had an impedance rating, either.
I thought impedence was, inherintly, electrical?
 
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markw

Audioholic Overlord
...but you were adamant when you said...

Malogato said:
and all this happens on optical?
Even RFI? Radio Frequency interferes with light?
I didn't know optical had an impedance rating, either.
I thought impedence was, inherintly, electrical?
... you weren't talking about hooking two receivers together!

Markw (I'm just havin' fun now)
 
MacManNM

MacManNM

Banned
Malogato said:
and all this happens on optical?
Even RFI? Radio Frequency interferes with light?
I didn't know optical had an impedance rating, either.
I thought impedence was, inherintly, electrical?
Do us all a favor, if you are going to put everyone on, at least spell things right!
 
MacManNM

MacManNM

Banned
Malogato said:
and all this happens on optical?
Even RFI? Radio Frequency interferes with light?
I didn't know optical had an impedance rating, either.
I thought impedence was, inherintly, electrical?

By the way, light and RF are the same thing, just different wave numbers separate them
 
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Malogato

Audioholic Intern
MacManNM said:
Do us all a favor, if you are going to put everyone on, at least spell things right!
wow. childish. I make a typo, and you jump on me. First defense of someone who can't stand to be corrected.
 
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zumbo

Audioholic Spartan
Buckeyefan 1 said:
Round and round...
Oh man. I have have now p!$$#d myself. That follow-up was the best. I mean, the best.

Bravo! :D
 
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Malogato

Audioholic Intern
MacManNM said:
By the way, light and RF are the same thing, just different wave numbers separate them
Yes, and so is visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, gamma radiation, and the glow of the LED on the the receiver. None of which are interfering currently, with my setup.
 
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markw

Audioholic Overlord
Why not?

You've been jumping on everyone else here who until recently has only been trying to help you.

Now you're just running around with a "kick me" sign on your back.

Me? I'm from Jersey and this is fine sport and a natural way of life. I'm waitin' for the Neuva Jork contingency to join in pretty soon.
 
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Malogato

Audioholic Intern
markw said:
You've been jumping on everyone else here who until recently has only been trying to help you.

Now you're just running around with a "kick me" sign on your back.

Me? I'm from Jersey and this is fine sport and a natural way of life. I'm waitin' for the Neuva Jork contingency to join in pretty soon.
Because this was a nice little discussion until some asswipe decided to be funny about me electrocuting myself, and/or setting my house on fire.

It was the same post where he made multiple mistakes in spelling, as well, since we've obviously lowered ourselves to that level.
 
MacManNM

MacManNM

Banned
Malogato said:
Yes, and so is visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, gamma radiation, and the glow of the LED on the the receiver. None of which are interfering currently, with my setup.

That vast open space between your ears, must be creating the interference field then!
 
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markw

Audioholic Overlord
Too bad you can't take a hint.

...as beautiful and as simple as a ball bearing... and just as dense!

I really think your 15 minutes of fame is just about up, don't you?

...Oh, the wheels on the bus go round and around...
 
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Malogato

Audioholic Intern
MacManNM said:
That was great! I'm still rolling!
Might be that 48" waist of yours and 5' height.. Did you fall down?



Btw.


Isn't that, fundamentally, 2 "drivers" (speakers) on one channel?
 
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