cozy systemNice set up with an extremely low budget to boot.Right on. posted about 16 years ago | View comment | |
PC-Based Rig, Treated Room and DRCVery nice set up.I do not know much about AE speakers but I have heard positive things about them (AE speakers).My girlfriend currently uses a NAD 326BEE to drive a pair of Dynaudio... posted about 16 years ago | View comment | |
Mostly B&W used home theaterSome of my equipment are purchased used (main speakers JBL S38-purchased used from a neighbor, Totem Storm sub-purchased as a store demo) I can live with that.If you get used to the B & W s... posted about 16 years ago | View comment | |
Secondary SystemSome of the NAD's integrated amps have been known for punching above their weight. IMO, I think NAD 352 and C325BEE are probably their best products. I have listened to the cheaper line 315... posted over 16 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteHi ScottHow do you like your Hawk now?Thx posted over 16 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteHi Scott,My suggestion for you is in this order:1 Sim Audio2 Classe3 NAD Master SeriesTotem suggested their customers to go with Plinius but I suspect that they refer th... posted almost 17 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteHi Scott,If the I3.3 specs are indeed 100 watts at 8 ohms and 200 watts at 4 ohms, then the I3.3 has more than enough juice to drive your Hawk with large orchestra music. The only thing lef... posted almost 17 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteHi Scott,The general rule of thumb is you need to get an integrated with at least 80 watts per channel at 4 ohms to make the Hawk sing. Why 4 ohms? My exeperience with most Totem except the... posted almost 17 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteHi Scott,I am thinking about getting an IPOD classic as digital source and will connect the IPOD classic to my NAD C372 integrated. Do you know any good DAC for under $300 to recommend?... posted almost 17 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteHey Scott,Been a while huh:-)) Good for you that you step up to Hawk. They are a great pair with extremely tight bass. Congratulations!!! Sim is probably the best match for ... posted almost 17 years ago | View comment | |
College student budget system, CompleteYou can email Vince or his son at Totem to ask for their recommendation regarding amplifier. Exposure is a good amp but I am not too sure if that amp can drive your Hawk (Most Totem speakers are no... posted almost 17 years ago | View comment | |
Sleepless in Seoul ^^*Yepseeooh Hugo7:-))It is a very impressive system, indeed.Frankly, your system costs just as much as the annual salary of the senior tax lawyer at my firm and her school loan combin... posted about 18 years ago | View comment | |
Bruce... Bruce...Gentlemen:-))I don't get how this is getting started either:-)) You are blessed with great toys.The Usher sounds very good but I think at that price range, you got choices, Tannoy, ... posted about 18 years ago | View comment | |
Mid-fi on a budget (opinions plz!!!)Hi there,It is great that you already have a dedicated room. Here in LA, I simply cannot afford that luxury :-))If you listen to classical music and watch movie once in a while, a q... posted about 18 years ago | View comment |