Audiophile

grado demi o :/ - Fil 

evet ya - Dederuhi

#grado - Dederuhi

aga nerden aldın? hayırlı olsun iyi kulaklıklar (gümüşsuyu taksimde değil mi yav?) - furi

ha evet yav pardon düzeltim... elmasepeti.com dan aldım - Dederuhi

bir kulaklık bazen sadece bir kulaklıktır - kavola

evet kulaklık araçtır, amaç müziği kaydedilişine en yakın dinleyebilmektir - Dederuhi

dijital müzik bazen sadece dijital müziktir - kavola

Berhan abi hazır aklıma gelmişken sorayım.Kulaklık amfisi almayı düşünüyorum da (yurtta amfiye izin yok) yanına bir de kulaklık lazım.100 tl'ye kadar hangi marka önerirsin bass için? - Batuhan Büyükgüzel

kulaklık amfisi genelde çok pro kulaklıklar için gerekir. yani mesela iphone besleyemez o kulaklıkları amfi gerekir. - Dederuhi

Çamaşır makineniz çok mu gürültü çıkarıyor? Çok mu sallanıyor? Okuyun! - Dederuhi

Çok çirkin görünüyor salon. - sy from iPhone

napim abi :/ - Dederuhi

bi ahşap konsol gibi bişe yok mu? illa yere mi koyacaksın bunları? - sy

abi apartmanda sesi ne kadar açabiliyorsun ki :| - Mustafa Turan

ya o iki granitten sehpa yapıcam arasına bir şeyler koyup. sehpa işi pahalı biraz. - Dederuhi

mersi... umarım daha da iyi olacak.. - Dederuhi

bildiğim kadarıyla yardımcı olmaya çalışırım. ben de stereomecmuasi.com da takılıyorum forumda - Dederuhi

valla olur da bana abone olursan sana konu ile ilgili bi iki soru sorup tüyo almak isteyebilirim. - Murat Can

oldum abone - Dederuhi

odayı uzunlamasına kullaman çok iyi olmuş. köşelerede bass trap olursa çok iyi olur. - ali

o sonraki aşamalar artık. onları da kendim yapacağım. - Dederuhi

Eve gitme yolculuğunu da yazsana , ah sandalyedeki halini videoya çekmeyi akıl edecektim ki - Seda Sezer from iPhone

GRF is in their symbol? - Scoble, Alex Scoble

Tannoy GRFs are legendary British loudspeakers -- whose cabinets and drivers are highly prized (http://44bx.com/tannoy...) - Brian Sullivan

Ahh interesting...yeah, I used to think that Tannoy was the business, but I later found out that all coaxial designs have a lot of issues. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

First pair of real speakers I ever owned were a set of Tannoys. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

Funny the prevailing opinion among tube audiophile enthusiasts seems to be that concentric drivers solve a lot of problems. - Brian Sullivan

They may solve some problems, but they introduce others with regards to imaging and such. Say what you want about the THX spec, but there's a reason why a coax speaker will never be able to get certified. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

But people who use tube amps are looking for a completely different thing than someone like myself and I'm ok with that. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

http://www.gramophone.net/Issue... is a discussion on the strategy and functioning of concentric drivers - Brian Sullivan

If you're referring to background noise that interferes with the sound you *want* to hear, then you'll need either a better antenna or possibly a better tuner. - CJ Guest

But if you're referring to background noise that's caused by RFI affecting the actual electronics, then components with copper chassis go a long way in protecting the electronics (and your ears) from RFI and EMI. - CJ Guest

No, the LCR speakers should all be of the same cost. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

That article is whack. You should spend about the same on each of the three front speakers and how much you spend on the sub really depends on the size of the room you have to fill. I don't think you can boil it down to a simple formula. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

I agree Alex. He only has 40% of the budget on *all* surrounds? The front left and right should have a larger percentage than the rears! Besides... the whole "buying your speakers based on percentages" way of speakers shopping isn't neccessarily the right way to do it. - CJ Guest

In an optimal home theater system you'd spend the same for all speakers and buy your subs based on room requirements. You should also buy at least two subs. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

Also, chances are that if you are buying your speakers from a brick and mortar store you are paying too much...and never, ever, ever, ever, ever, evereverever, buy speaker cable from a B&M store. - Scoble, Alex Scoble

Two subs are great... as long as the room allows for that. I've found that speaker hierarchy goes 1.) LCR's 2.) Subs 3.) Surrounds. If one's spending the same amount on the rears as on the LCR's, I think that it will sound great, but diminishing returns come into play. A set of rear surrounds that cost less than the LCR's can definitely do the job well. - CJ Guest

With the near infinite types and sizes of rooms, and the plethora of speakers available... I think that these types of broad generalizations (when taken too literally) may hinder rather than help. - CJ Guest

Article reads like Crutchfield advice to me. If you're on a budget and looking to limit your spending to a couple grand, I agree. But I'd add one more detail for intermediate users - get a receiver that automates speaker setup and adjusts for room dynamics the specific speakers it's connected to using a mic. - LANjackal

CNET's HT advice has never been worthy of even reading. I think their knowledge has typically come from reading rather than audio expertise, or even hearing what they recommend. Let your budget and space be your first guide, then let your ears decide. - JCunwired

IMO CNET's advice has always been geared more toward people who just want A Home Theater with <insert features here>, not necessarily the best of the best out there. If you fall into the latter category, you're better off reading a more stringent and specialized source such as Sound & Vision. I, for example, am in the former category - I bought my home theater blind (without personally... more... - LANjackal from IM

I did the same (Infinity all around) after reading a review from Sound & Vision somewhere around 1999 or 2000, and also loved the results. Still going strong, I gave them to a family member when I upgraded. Sometimes living in the boonies its difficult to live test components, particularly high end equipment. - JCunwired

I live in small-medium sized city myself and had the same testing issues. That and not being willing to spend hours driving around to various showrooms. Went with Infinity sub + center channel, Polk floorstanding L+R, Denon receiver & Samsung LCD. Very happy :) - LANjackal from IM

I love going to all the different hi-fi and home theater shops! There's *so* much out there. It's great to hear how different combinations of gear can yield different sound characteristics. When out of town, I like to hit up a local shop just to see what kind of "toys" they have. I also attend CES, CEDIA, and RMAS every year (I also used to go to the H-E Show a lot, when it was still held). I'm a huge McIntosh fan, so I have mostly Mac components. I recently sold my B&W's and now have Martin Logan's. - CJ Guest