Recent content by Robert D

I've never heard of Odyssey, looks like quality stuff! I use a Aragon stereo amp that's made in Indianapolis too. The two monoblocks for $2000 looks like the way to go. The pair of Stratos for $2700 is a good deal too. Another option, Emotiva makes monoblocks that are high power and work great...

Let us know your thoughts in it once you've given it some time!

A sad ending for Quads. Good to know Magnepan still produces their speakers in the USA. Almost everything seems to be made in China now. Even my wife's new Volvo is made there, they own Volvo. Her old Volvo was made in Sweden. So far her new car has been good.

Are the new Quad ESLs priced more affordable now, since they are produced from Chinese parts. Are they assembled there too? Hopefully at least there is a price savings there for the customer?

This place in Chicago looks to be the only distributor in the US. https://www.mofidistribution.com/our-brands

Oh, ok. I was thinking BACCH did everything, but you can use ARC with it. Have you heard their room correction yet? Is it great too? What's the cost for that?

That's great. So someone could turn off this new program and then run something like ARC on their preamp and compare. I'll have to see if any hi-fi stores around here carry it.

I'd love to hear a demonstration of it. Test the sound system with it on vs using just standard DSP.

Ok, I didn't realize that. Most devices don't require any external devices to upgrade the firmware. I'm glad you got it all worked out.

The question is, were they always single or did they become single once their audio addiction took full hold!?

Thats my thought. The OP was talking like he has a next home in mind. How far in the future is this planned? If it is under 2 years then I would probably just keep the new 15's boxed up and fresh like new. Move to the new home and then unbox them for use.

Thats great that you got an answer from them relatively fast. Posting it on here may help others.

With my Marantz, I just connect my receiver directly to the internet via a single ethernet cable. No need to involve a PC. Isn't the Anthem able to download the new firmware directly from the internet? You should not need to be connected to a computer.

Try plugging the red banana plug into the black terminal to see if it fits. I cant imagine that it wont. Both terminals should be the same, and both holes should fit a regular banana plug. I never heard of any other kind of connection. You should be able to just buy some banana plugs and...