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Recent content by e.s.a.

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    Antec 1200 FreeNas Build

    BigO-- Wondered how this build was coming along? I'm doing something very similar with my A8N-SLI Prem. and am having an issue with the board's BIOS recognizing my old SASUC8i. Cheers.
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    Crackling/Popping with Realtek and Windows 7 x64

    Wow. I've only seen latencies that high a few times. This may be completely unrelated, but I know some Asus boards have inherent latency issues. For many, these issues seem to stem from the boards' LAN. I run a P6T6 with an Intel LAN controller via PCIe. My latencies are fine, but when I use the...
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    Bose Companion® 5? Suggestions?

    Are you looking for specific features? Do you need something that's got an amp included? Do you want a 5.1 system, or a 2.1? There's a fair amount of decent sounding stuff on the market in this price range, but there are tons of choices.
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    Question on upgrading my speakers

    I am certainly biased, but when it comes to pure sound quality I tend to stick with stuff that is made with a recording engineer in mind. Hobbyist or otherwise. Give these a look. http://www.sweetwater.com/c405--Active_Monitors Just sort from lowest to highest price. I've not used all these...
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    Plugging in or unplugging a USB device causes audio volume to drop

    Weird. Sounds like something that might happen with some sound card's auto sensing feature. Also, it sounds like something that could happen when a sound card is auto-leveling (compressing) mic input levels. Try disabling whatever functions that can automatically change your sound card's...
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    The Loudness War - Beat It, Join It, What Do You Do?

    Man-- the loudness war has been going on for a long time. In my opinion, it's a function of digital techniques that have managed to sneak into a part of audio recording that is very slow to evolve: mastering. I do not believe that it has as much to do with dynamic range compression...
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