Search results

I am building a house and I have managed to make space for a hi-fi room. My concern is that it may be too small. The size is 4.0m x 3.6m. Would I be able to get a decent sound from a room this size?

I would like to meet.

I have just received my Hafler preamp after having been repaired by Nilam. I have known Nilam since 1986 and I have always been happy with the quality of his repairs. The cost of the repairs is very reasonable. Should anyone be looking for an excellent technician, give Nilam a try. His no is...

Last Saturday I visited Winslow. I took along my Myriad pre and power amps and my Denon dvd player. The object was to find the weakest link although I suspected that the dvd player would be the one. We started off by listening to Winslow's setup. A cd payer who's make I cannot remember, ARC pre...

Thank you to Zack of Hi End Audio who gave up his Saturday afternoon so Winslow and I could listen to his Hi-Fi equipment. After an afternoon of listening pleasure we were not fatigued at all. Detail and separation of instruments was great yet there was no loss of musicality. I was thinking...

I bought speaker about five years ago. The speaker cable is soldered onto the banana plugs. is this a good way of terminating cables or will the solder degrade the sound after a while?

A word of thanks to Mark at Remedytec. I have been trying to find the cause of screechy tops for some time. When I phoned Mark he suggested that I bring my complete system including cables to the shop. Then by exchanging one component at a time we will find the problem. It took about two hours...

I have seen a number of references to power cables. I believe they clean up the sound, in some cases it makes quite a difference. What would be the minimum requirement to have on any midrange system?

Good day All, I own as set of Keff Reference Two - Two speakers. My amp is a Denon AVR 3803 - 110W. When playing music at low volume the high frequencies appears to be fine. However when the volume is increased the tops are screechy. The volume of the high frequencies appear to be too loud...