Darell,

Beautiful set up. Do the Cary's feel like they have huge power reserves? I have thought about these amps on my Quads.

Thanks

Louis

logenn February 22, 2004 01:12

Brtritch, im curious what you mean by " But setup will make a weak system sound great and great equipment sound poor", if the room will make a great system sound poor wont it make a poor system sound even worse? Im wondering how it would have an opposite effect depending on the quality of the system.

[email protected] February 21, 2004 00:44

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darell March 11, 2003 04:31

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darell March 11, 2003 04:27

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darell March 11, 2003 04:20

I second the point made Brtritch!
If you want to make your "race car"(audio system) perform to world class levels, you need to learn how to make it perform on the racetrack(in your room)!!!...this separates the champions(seasoned audiophle tweeks/experts) from the competitors(audio enthusiests)!
THE ROOM/SET-UP/ACOUSTICS are at least 50% off the overall sound you are hearing in a given room!!! I cannot understate this enought. With even the best gear money can buy, people almost always end up with poor to mediocre sonic results, due improper set-up and bad acoustic considerations and treatment!
If you're ready to say "I'm done, and my system rules", I'm just currious if you've considered these other things!?! If you haven't, yes, your probably not done getting anywhere near the best from your system....
have fun

lthkeepr May 25, 2002 01:42

I think you need a vintage tube tuner (no kidding).

enzo May 25, 2002 00:52

I thought the question was about setup, not about equipment. The equipment is great. But setup will make a weak system sound great and great equipment sound poor. If equipment is all one thinks there is to setup, then the setup will be poor.

brtritch May 24, 2002 23:20

Leave the puter, power up the system, & enjoy the music!

gregm May 24, 2002 17:11

......nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile!!!!!

ramstl May 24, 2002 13:42