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| Home Theater Equipment Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/PioneerDiscuss Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/Pioneer in the Home Theater Installation and Systems forum; Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/Pioneer Speakers: Focal 1007Be (L/R), Klipsch RC3-II (C), Klipsch RS3-II surrounds
Subwoofers: (2) JL Audio Fathom F-110
Sub Eq: BFD DSP1124P
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| Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/Pioneer Speakers: Focal 1007Be (L/R), Klipsch RC3-II (C), Klipsch RS3-II surrounds Subwoofers: (2) JL Audio Fathom F-110 Sub Eq: BFD DSP1124P Amp: Parasound Halo A51 Preamp (music): Parasound NC-2100, modded with Burson Op-amps and a custom power supply DAC: Ayre QB-9 Music Source: Mac Mini, iTunes, ALC/AIFF Pre/Pro: Integra DTC 9.8 Video Sources: TiVo Series 3, Denon DVD-2200, Samsung Blu-Ray Player Monitor: Pioneer Elite PRO1140HD 50" plasma Speaker Cables: Kimber 8TC (for the Focals), custom Liberty cables elsewhere Interconnects: Gabriel Gold (Extreme Mk 2, Revelation), Kimber Hero, others Power: PS Audio Quintet; various PS Audio Prelude, Perfetct Wave AC-3 and AC-5 cables. | ||||
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| Re: Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/Pioneer Thanks! I'm pretty happy with it lately. The Ayre DAC is amazing, and I've just started trying out 96/24 music. All I can say is, "wow." For HT, I'd like to get the Focal center channel and a 60" monitor (as money becomes available). | ||||
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| Re: Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/Pioneer Great gear, indeed! I really like the look of the JL Audio subs, both the fathoms and the gotham. Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read." - Groucho Marx | ||||
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| Re: Focal/JL Audio/Parasound/Ayre/Integra/Pioneer Quote:
I also treat my subs like real speakers. I'm not sure why we're expected to put them on the floor and get good results. That works okay for movies, where things that go "boom" are meant to shake the room, but it's a big problem for music. I've got my subs on 2-1/2" thick maple platforms, mounted on 4" aluminum legs (see photo). The difference in getting the driver up off the floor is dramatic in the resolution of the bass and the coherence with the mains. I think it helped with room modes, too. | |||||
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