Recent content by Gavinfoxx

Hi there, recently, the left speaker of my set of D1080MKII's crapped out. I am pretty sure it is the wire, but I have nooo idea what wire these things use to connect the right monitor to the left monitor! It looks kind of like a female 4 pin xlr to female 4 pin xlr cable, but I'm not sure...

Oh, these models seem to be of interest to me: Seal Shield Seal Flex SSF106 Tripp Lite IN3009KP Adesso AKB-230 Grandtec FLX-2000 Manhattan True Touch Roll Up Keyboard Targus AKB13CA

Hello, I am looking for a washable, flexible, 109-key, USB full sized keyboard with, preferably, normal placement of the arrow keys, an enter key that is of a decent size (and is the backwards L type, though that isn't 100% necessary), a full sized backspace key, the full top row of f# keys, a...

You should go to a dedicated home theater forum like avsforum... even non audiophiles can hear a difference when they finally get a well-set-up system, and if you want to spend some money, you can get a LOT of bang for your buck... Remember, most speakers should have their tweeters at about...

Well there are a few different things you can get Turntables for. You can get turntables for, yaknow, mixing and scratching and doing that sort of live performance sort of thing. Or you can get turntables for sound quality playback, to record your old "listening, not mixing" LP's to FLAC...

Okay, sell the Zalman's, get some Sennheiser HD205's, and pick CMSS-3D Headphone...

Very VERY few cards have this feature, which is called "Dolby Digital Live". It is a very new technology -- generally, one needs to be a recording studio to encode something in Dolby Digital, and a few cards are now capable of doing it in realtime, without actually being a recording studio...

I would go for a Dolby Digital Live sound card...

Its generally a good idea to never buy anything from Bose, ever. Most wireless headphones tend to have pretty low sound quality, but Sennheiser does make some good ones! Wireless headphones aren't generally lightweight, but they can be comfortable. Decide if he wants closed (to isolate and...

You do NOT want to mount the speakers in the corners... http://www.audioholics.com/techtips/setup/loudspeakers/hometheaterspeakerlayout.php Do what it suggests for SACD and DVD-Audio... those use direct radiating... What is your total maximally stretched budget, after shipping? Whats...

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well... what do you want? sealed, not sealed, supraural, circumaural? in ear monitor? Generally, open (not sealed) circumaural often gives the widest and most expansive soundstage, all things being equal. What's your budget? How much of a stickler are you for ergonomics (ie, if they dont...

The swans used to cost WAY WAY more than $169... thats a clearance, selling-at-loss price...

If your ears are ringing you NEED to listen at lower volumes to avoid permanant hearing damage! If there is a lot of outside noise where you listen, than you will want some closed headphones that have a lot of isolation to them... and also ones that have a lot of detail to the sound so you can...

Well, just remember, the Sound Quality of the MDR-V700DJ *is* beaten by the $20 USD Sennheiser HD201's...