Everything posted by shellylh
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What did you do today?
Thanks. I cannot move the speakers much but I do think the 12L's are shielded. The big problem is that I am getting noise (much more out of one that the other) no matter where I plug them in the house (away from computers, etc.), with no source, and with no volume. I can live with the slight hum I hear from the "left" speaker but the "hiss" that I get from the right speaker is driving my nuts. I have contacted Lane so we'll see what he says. Thanks for all the help.
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What did you do today?
Nate: The volume doesn't effect the noise. I can hear the noise with the volume at minimum (all the way down). When I did play music through them, I didn't listen over 25% (9 o'clock on the dial).
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What did you do today?
They hiss even without a source. Doing some more experiments, it seems that the hiss on the woofer of the "right" one is the noise that is bothering me. It is much louder than the noise on the "left" one. Do you think I should contact the seller? I feel that they would be fine if I were 5-10 feet away but that the hiss bothers me at the desk.
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Happy 25th Birthday Duggeh, Old[er] Chap!
Happy Birthday Duggeh!
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What did you do today?
Got the Quad's (12L active) today from Lanemart. Set them up. They look and sound great. However, I can hear quite a bit of hiss with no music playing. Perhaps this is because I am too close to them (an arms length away). Is this normal? There is more hiss on one of them than the other (the woofer hisses and hums on one and I basically only get hum on the other woofer - both tweeters hiss).
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Apple Tablet
Mike: I used Mastercard. That looks like a nice stand!
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Apple Tablet
Got my shipping notice too. Let's hope that UPS doesn't screw it up.
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Ye Macce Threade
Anyone know why the Apple store is down?
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Post the last thing you bought!
Lexus... sweet!
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Post the last thing you bought!
Nice, mine won't be here 'til Monday.
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What are you listening to Part Two
Tori Amos - The Piano: B sides
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What did you do today?
Greg: sorry for your loss.
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Post the last thing you bought!
I may end up getting a pair of A5's at some later date for the office but for now I will just use my Swan M200's there. As for the Quads, I suppose I will probably want to use these a balanced source instead of the Pico Dac. So I will need to run ~15ft interconnects to them (or completely change my setup which I don't want to do). I assume that this length is fine, right? Also, will there be any problem powering these from a different outlet than the source? Happy Quad Day!
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Post the last thing you bought!
Bought a pair of Quad 12L actives (cherry gloss) from Lanemart on audiogon! The funny thing is that I was just about set to get a pair of Audioengine A5's when I saw these.
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What did you do today?
Whiskey indeed Al! Luckily you are "connected."
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JH Audio stuffs
If I remember correctly, the nozzles on the JHA universals were pretty damn big and the only tips I could use were the foam ones included with the demos. When JHAudio sent me the demos, they sent 6 pairs and a ton of foam tips.
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Post the last thing you bought!
Parallels 5 and some other junk (via the MacUpdate Promo 2010 Spring bundle)
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Post the last thing you bought!
Sennheiser HD600 from Headroom
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Ye Macce Threade
Ok, guess that makes sense. No Iphone/touch (I seem to be one of the only people left) but I should have an Ipad soon and will try out Remote then. For now, I guess I will stick with using itunes via screen share.
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Post the last thing you bought!
Very nice Mike... the bamboo looks sweet.
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Ye Macce Threade
Does anyone know how to get Front Row working with "share screen?" I have a Mac Mini for a music server (no external monitor hooked up). I am using screen share to control it on my Macbook Pro. Everything works well except if I try to run Front Row, the (mac mini) "screen" goes black. When I press the "arrow" keys, I can hear it clicking so I know it is running Front Row, I just can't see anything.
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Using Pico amp/dac as dac
Thanks Justin.
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Using Pico amp/dac as dac
I would like to use the Pico amp/dac as a DAC, connected to my powered computer speakers. I tried measuring output voltage by connecting one of my multimeter (set to AC voltage) to the 1/8" output and the other to ground (while playing 60Hz tone through the computer but having no headphones/speakers plugged in). I was getting readings that were really low when the volume was low and it got about to 2V on high gain about 3 o'clock. Does this seem correct (who knows if I was doing it right)? I decided to trying using it as a DAC with the volume at 12 o'clock and and the gain on high. There seems to be enough volume for listening at my desk. Is there a correct setting to get a "true" line out? I was a little afraid to turn the volume up to 3 o'clock on high gain when connected to the speakers... probably for no good reason.
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What did you do today?
I flew back home after living in a hotel for ~2 weeks. It is good to be home.
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Happy Birthday, Smeggy!
Happy birthday Smeggy!