Anthony
03-05-2005, 08:19 AM
"bassett" <bassett@bassettskennel.com> wrote in message news:<42493b0c@dnews.tpgi.com.au>...
> Also, if your going to buy sound gear, keep right away from places like
> "hardly normal, retro-view. and wing dee'' Go to a specialist store, where
> they
> know what there on about, and stock some of the better brands.
>
> A lot of products claim, 100 watts, 150watts, 200watts per channel . Read
> the sign again, does it say 150 x 7.1, meaning that it might produce 150
> watts, but that's shared between the 7 channels of sound, Then watch the
> salesman offer a set of satellite speakers, telling you that there really
> good value and will give you all the sound you will need. Sure they will,
> simply because with luck your going to get a 4 inch, 6 ohm speaker, that's
> rated at about 10 watts. and is well within the parameters of the amp. But
> load the Amp up with a couple of Good quality Tower speakers and watch the
> thing struggle to keep up, also the distortion will be apparent. The
> salesman will no doubt blame the connecting leads as sub-standard.
> Ever wondered why they insist on selling you a sub woofer. Good speakers
> don't require a sub, there Crossovers can handle all the Bass thrown at
> them, there designed that way.
> Then pick the thing up, Multi power supplies, and banks of capacitors,
> weigh heavy, My 5.1 Rotel has wheels on the back of the cabinet, to get it
> into the rack and weighs 45 kilo's
> Also keep away from anything with 4 letters in the name, Teac, Sony,
> Bose,
> Akai.
> bassett
>
Get over your self..........
> Also, if your going to buy sound gear, keep right away from places like
> "hardly normal, retro-view. and wing dee'' Go to a specialist store, where
> they
> know what there on about, and stock some of the better brands.
>
> A lot of products claim, 100 watts, 150watts, 200watts per channel . Read
> the sign again, does it say 150 x 7.1, meaning that it might produce 150
> watts, but that's shared between the 7 channels of sound, Then watch the
> salesman offer a set of satellite speakers, telling you that there really
> good value and will give you all the sound you will need. Sure they will,
> simply because with luck your going to get a 4 inch, 6 ohm speaker, that's
> rated at about 10 watts. and is well within the parameters of the amp. But
> load the Amp up with a couple of Good quality Tower speakers and watch the
> thing struggle to keep up, also the distortion will be apparent. The
> salesman will no doubt blame the connecting leads as sub-standard.
> Ever wondered why they insist on selling you a sub woofer. Good speakers
> don't require a sub, there Crossovers can handle all the Bass thrown at
> them, there designed that way.
> Then pick the thing up, Multi power supplies, and banks of capacitors,
> weigh heavy, My 5.1 Rotel has wheels on the back of the cabinet, to get it
> into the rack and weighs 45 kilo's
> Also keep away from anything with 4 letters in the name, Teac, Sony,
> Bose,
> Akai.
> bassett
>
Get over your self..........