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Sell crazy someplace else, we're all stocked up here. -
I took a look through it and it appear as though it'll be a good reference :T -
It's a cool guide but I don't agree with all the tips. In particular, they recommend disabling the memory resident real-time component in your anti-virus scanner, and run periodic manual scans instead. I don't recommend this, as it's better to catch a virus when it tries to enter (real time) than having to clean up the mess after the fact (manual scan a week after the infection occurred).Comment
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Sounds interesting.... I'll have to have a san through it when I have a week or two off! :lol:JasonComment
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For those of you that need a push to try wave-guides…..
For reference, in the past two years I’ve had active and active/passive systems configured in WWMTM, WWMT, WMTM, WMT and had them in ported, sealed, and in dipole configurations. Also had some ported line arrays….
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Hello,
In the quest for lower crossover frequencies (midrange to tweeter), wave-guides used in conjunction with standard tweeters seem to be presenting themselves as possible solutions.
The problem is; Implementation.
Mostly, the info I've come across revolves... -
Methinks if this continues....it will start blowing up in RIAA's face (if it hasn't already).
From InternetWeek http://www.internetweek.com/security...cleID=14700550
"A RONSTER!" ... -
I've owned my CDP-300 for several months and am extremely happy with its performance and sound quality.
My only issue was with the optical transport. Now, there is nothing wrong with the Teac DV-28SL itself but with some of the "noise" it makes that can be heard from my listening... -
Hey, was anyone (ingenious) (bold) (brave) (stupid) enough (pick the appropriate adjective) to buy or upgrade HT gear as your Mother's Day gift?
I'm looking for stories of successful approaches that I might apply to an upcoming wedding anniversary.
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