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How much were the new panels? My CLS 1's still sound fantastic, but I'm always worried about them starting to fail?

Yes, I still am using the placette. Its a great piece of gear.

Yes, the capacitor connects the pos. and neg. terminals of the outlet. Grounding is always safer.

A system's noise floor has to do with the softest, finest, most minute level of detail that you system can reproduce at a given sound level. A system with with a higher noise floor would have to be turned up louder to hear the same level of detail. This is usually associated with...

I don't want to disassemble mine for pictures. Look at the bottom picture on this page: http://www.10audio.com/diy_power_conditioner.htm I only used the Vishay noise suppression capacitors (i.e., no varistors) as shown in last picture on the web page. Instead of a powerstrip. I chained...

Hi Joey, Go ahead an make one with enough outlets for your application. They work great! The capacitors are cheap. They ship them out really quickly. I used some PVC outlet boxes and cut-up some cheap power cords to wire mine up. I brought them over to a friends and he was floored. Needless to...

I believe I mentioned it earlier in this thread. I have been running that combo for sometime now. Love it!

Review: Apple Appalls Where Xbox Excels: http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070404/tech_test_apple_tv.html?.v=2 ". . . I could go on and on, but I think you get the idea. Wait, I forgot to mention: no cables. $299 retail price and the Apple TV does not come with any cables. Not even the cheap RCA ones...

Noise floor has nothing to do with noise per say. It is the ability of a system to produce sounds at very low levels. The db level where sound drops offs/starts. Critically important for natural sounding music at lower levels. A low noise floor allows you to hear the inner/fine details of the music.

http://www.pmerecords.com/Diffusor.cfm

See starred comments above... On a whim, I just lined up three pair of skis behind the speakers. Two pair on one side, one pair and my hot water heater sized tube trap on the other. A definite improvement. I am going to have to make some room lenses.

This prompted me to finally try raising my CLS's. I have them raised an additional eight inches off the ground. The trade-off is I completely lost some of lower bass and some mid-bass weight with the CLS's raised. Too my ears, you need a sub with them raised. I am currently running the CLS's...

Looks like a good year at Tahoe. Hopefully, we will be looking like that soon! I love it when the chair lifts become surface lifts.

You don't need to go used to compete, even in you factor in tons of head room. For under 5K, you can pick-up a pair of ASL Hurricanes. They can more than push the big Soundlabs, Wilson's etc.

If you a leave a custom designed room out of he picture; How about a Transrotor Gravita turntable ? I guess you could hang a Schroeder Reference Arm on it. Let's top it off with a Miyabi 47 cartridge. OK, Let's add a SME V and ZXY Universe too. Would we be able to add step-up's and phono...

I was seriously enteraining upgrading to some Avalon's to replace my SL3's. Came across some CLS's for cheap. Avalon's aren't in the cards for now.

I'v3 heard good things about the BDR clamp. Where did you find it? How much?

Get her a Harmony remote!

I wonder what it would sound like if you used a Marshal amp to drive a pair of ML's instead of a Marshal stack? I would think it could handle the load.

Yes, the Six Pac's really do sound like a powerhouse of an amp unless you really push them to stupid levels. They've got muscle, body, and finese. Hey, but stupidly loud can be fun. Its a trade-off. I usally save cranking the punk/punk rap kind of stuff for the car.