Not sure about your set up but it may have something to do with only having the digital co-ax hooked up. I think, but can't be sure, that if your receiver gets it's signal from the digital co-ax, it's looking for the 5:1 digital dobly (AC3) mix. Since a music CD is missing the :1 signal for the...
OOPS- my mistake. I meant to type "...does NOT play...." I'd edited it. :b Of course I knew that there would be no sound produced in the vacuum of space. Therefore the law of F=MA (which stills applies) would have no relation to the sound produce because there would be no sound produced...
I know F=MA is a way over simplification of how the dynamics of a electro-magnetic driver works. I was just trying to convey in a simple way how servo-control can alter the moving dynamics of the driver by controling the force. But........... What's wrong with my logic here. I hook up two...
It's not how "fast" the driver is moving WHEN playing a 20hz signal but how "fast" the driver responds and actually begins to play the 20hz signal. And just as important, how "fast" it stops trying to play the 20hz signal after the signal has stopped. The mass of the driver, the elastic property...
F=MA- Force is equal to Mass times Acceleration Increase the Mass and Acceleration must decrease if the Force remains the same. Increase the Force and Acceleration must increase if Mass stays the same. If you increase the Mass then you must increase the Force for Acceleration to remain...
Speed is the other quality that "muscial" subs have. Most "muscial" subs are built with 8" or 10" drivers. Not too often with 12" and rarely with 15" drivers. The less the mass the faster the drvier can move. If more output is needed then they use multiple 8" or 10" drivers per enclosure. High...
Haven't you hear? The better the component looks the better it sounds. If you don't believe me, just compare the sound of a $20,000 Krell Preamp/amp to a $600.00 Rotel reciever. Since some of us on this board contends that all electronic sounds the same, then the difference I hear must be...
P-mount arms add mass to the tone arm where you least want it, at the cartridge end. This makes it harder for the arm/cartridge to properly track the groves as it moves across the record. Specially if there's a slight warp. Even if you properly balance it for 3/4 or so gram tracking force, the...
What happen to "Silent Running" and "Soylent Green" and "Logan Run". All truer to the gendre of SciFi than Stars Wars. Science fiction should at least have some message about the future of Earth or humans. Not about something that happened a "long time ago in a galaxy far, far away." But I got...
Just taking a stab at it. Not seeing what your sub amp looks like and your description of the problem is a little confusing. It sounds like your sub amp has a built in preamp. If thats the case you need to jumper the line out (preamp section) to the speaker in (amp section). You can do this...
Don't AMEX offer a no question ask protection policy for the replacement for anything bought with their card? I kind of remember seeing commercials of consumers dropping, losing, stolen, dog chewing up and kids breaking items bought with the card and AMEX will replace it. This was a while back...
So let me get this straight. Supposed you heard Yogi tube system (with your ears) and deternmined that it sounds better than your system (I don't think there's a good sounding tube system that don't react to the load). Do you break out your meters and o-scope and proceed to tell Yogi what a...