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SmokedGoudaWelcome to the world of GAS. Oh I know what your thinking. Why the hell is this dude here talking about farts. Well, im not. Youve entered the world of Gear Acquisition Syndrome or maybe you've already been in it for years with skis, youll have the same tendencies elsewhere. With me it was skis and then the disease spread to camera gear. Thankfully im a good photographer so it was worth it. Who knows what hole ill be in next. Maybe it will be my PC in upgrading parts. Ive also been a bit of an audiophile recently but the spatial audio on apples air pod pros is quite epic and a uniquely new experience to me and im enjoying it quite well.
BearsOnKetamineHonestly with skis I got my nomads and i see no other better ski. I sold my airpods because i just can’t deal with how bad dolby atmos is on them. I won’t lie head tracking is fun but if you want to get into audio get a klipsch system in your budget and never go to an audio store and test some other speakers you will sell them immediately.
SuspiciousFishAudio stuff is fun if you understand the mechanics behind how electronics and sound works instead of throwing money at stuff. I have a dedicated stereo system with Klipsch LaScalas and run it off a $30 Class D amp and a bunch of sound treatment curtains on primary reflection points. At the end of the day I get bored from most movies after 45 min but can listen to music for hours.
BearsOnKetaminelascalas are throwing money at the issue. but i get what your saying
SuspiciousFishAudio stuff is fun if you understand the mechanics behind how electronics and sound works instead of throwing money at stuff. I have a dedicated stereo system with Klipsch LaScalas and run it off a $30 Class D amp and a bunch of sound treatment curtains on primary reflection points. At the end of the day I get bored from most movies after 45 min but can listen to music for hours.
intifadaWhy not upgrade the amp?
SuspiciousFishI dont really need to. With modern Class D amps they sound really good as long as you dont drive them too hard. I have all the parts for a top of the line DIY Texas Instruments Class D amp and chassis but I need to find time to put it all together.
BearsOnKetaminehow many amps is it. I feel like you would get a roll off in the low range and it’s just a good idea to overpower speakers from my experience you can just use lower gain to have better detail and fuller sound. but i’m not an engineer and i’m just talking anecdotally out of my 16 year old ass.