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| Welcome | Member Introduction Hiho from Düsseldorf, GermanyDiscuss Hiho from Düsseldorf, Germany in the General Shack Area forum; Hiho from Düsseldorf, Germany Hi there, actually i stumbled upon the shack whilst searching for real time analyzer tools ... I am in High-End ... |
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| Hiho from Düsseldorf, Germany Hi there, actually i stumbled upon the shack whilst searching for real time analyzer tools ... I am in High-End Stereo and so i own some older (5 years) digital preamp incorporating a very good (really) d/a stage including a room eq functionality, based on a win9x measurement software which uses an external microphone preamp a/d device. it calculates parameters for fir filters which are then fed into the amp itself. Not a simple solution as one could wish, but the result is very nice ![]() So i sometimes play around a bit with measuring... Usually i do not like surround systems - not pincipially - but because it is not easy to build and afford a surround system which sounds as good as a good stereo system ![]() So until now i leave this part out and fumble around my simple stereo system ![]() I listen to the described Preamp PD 1210 of T+A, fed by a dvdp/transport device with a nearly jitter free spdif out. My loudspeaker should be electrostatic ones again in near future as i 'lost' my old ones. Meanwhile speakers are KEF iQ3 which have the most bang for the buck i ever heard (not bass-bang). The system is driven by a bigger chinese Valve Amp giving 2*100 Watts by a sum of 8 KT88 Valves driven in low power mode. (As McIntosh would try to get more than 200Watts out of this) cheers, Michael ![]() | |||
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