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Swan M W 50 Speaker Cable

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E-MU Teak Headphones w/ Removable Cable
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Audiophile•HiVi M10 Multimedia Speaker System
Finally got around to setting mine up (everything set up so it's at ear level). Sound blaster z spdif out > modi 2 > magni 2 > Swan M10... First off, the speakers are smaller than I expected but look very nice. The white faces of the speakers have some sparkle to them which at first I was uncertain of but it's really not that noticeable and they look quite nice either way. These speakers are very clear sounding so far. I keep windows volume...
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Audiophile•Product Question
Since main electricity in the US is 120V/60Hz. Can this amp be used on the german mains electricity (240V/50Hz) without modifications or third party power supplies except a different power cable?
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Tech•Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Computer Speakers
Great speakers though the mids get drowned out by the insanely loud bass. I would recommend buying a pair used on eBay if you're trying to penny pinch and then replacing the stock satellites with Tang Band W3-881SJ to bring out the mids and enhance crispness/resolution/vocal/musical clarity. The stock Klipsch sub-woofer is fine and can also be replaced by a Tang Band sub-woofer but it will be quite expensive around $90 and it will not be tuned...
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Hivi Swan M200 MKIII Speaker System
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Audiophile•HiFi Music: Listening, Sources, Tracks?
A good recording makes a huge difference, especially the mastering phase. Most sound engineers tend to compress the sound (don't confuse this with data compression) so that it sounds louder (google for loudness wars). This usually means that parts of the audio spectrum are misrepresented and basically forces you to a specific type of listening experience that dates back to radio broadcasting (on radio broadcast you had to be loud to survive...
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Audiophile•Product Question
Are these a clone of the old version of the Creative Aurvana Live headphones? They look just like my old CAL headphones. Same headband and cup shape, speaker/earpad plate, cables, etc., just with a purpleheart backing.
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Swan GT1000 Multimedia Speaker System
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Audiophile•Recommend AMP / DAC for the HD 6XX
"DAC" stands for "digital-to-analog-converter." It's the device that receives a digital file (FLAC, ALAC, MP3, AAC, OGG, etc) and converts the 1's and 0's to an analog waveform that can be used to make a transducer (speakers or headphones) move in and out and produce sound.... Amp is short for "amplifier". It amplifies the analog waveform created by the DAC and provides the power to drive your speakers or headphones. These are 300-ohm...
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Swan M100 MKII Speakers
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Audiophile•Audio Myths... A mostly civilized discussion
Sticking with the burn-in theme for the moment... my .02 on the subject: Tubes - "Burn In" - noticed drastic changes with some tubes, personally don't think this one is really up for much of a debate. Speakers - "Break in" - my outlook pretty much mirrors Zeos there Headphones - see above, except BA-only designs... never noticed it there. Never noticed much of a change in my HE-500's despite reports of drastic changes by some. Solid State...
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