After the amp that was supposed to come with my speakers had one channel gone and it had never been used, and then was lost by the richer sounds fixing people, I finally have my new amp. Brought it back from my dads today.

 

Its a cambridge audio Azur 640A

 

Plugged it in as soon as i got back and found that it changes the vlume all by itself. When i put it on too loud it brings the volume down to stop it overloading (which i nevertheless have allready done )

 

Finally i have an amp to serve my speakers justice. Awesome sound and the speaker cable i cudnt use on my old amp without removing banana plugs (pain in the arse to get back on) completes the effect.

 

Surprised a neighbour hasnt complained yet.

koOoOl. i have a kenwood amp, plugged into some fukkoff HOOJ KLH speakers. 65/chan rms, you know.

 

amp has a rotary volume and a remote, the remote makes the volume knob go round :spooky:

went to richer sounds and got some cool stickers from ther saying "im here for a quickie" and "i need help"

 

i fort they was funny anyway

shouldnt this be in one of the music forum thingys.....or are we not on about music stuff, cus i didnt understand a word of it

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Feb 10 2004, 07:55 PM)

koOoOl. i have a kenwood amp, plugged into some fukkoff HOOJ KLH speakers. 65/chan rms, you know. amp has a rotary volume and a remote, the remote makes the volume knob go round :spooky:

my volume knob goes round when i use the remote as well. In fact it can move on its own as well, even freakier than urs

Just fitted it into my flightcase and it turns out to be longer than my cd deck in there so is falling off the end and i have to move all my wires bout to fit it in, and i'll need to push it in even further when i put the front onto the flightcase as the volume knob is huge and sticks out too much

Luu - it's not a music topic. it's just ramblings about sound systems. If everything you didn't understand had to go into a specialist forum.... mm, nuffin

 

I'm not about to compare volume controls with anyone though

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Feb 10 2004, 09:52 PM)

Luu - it's not a music topic. it's just ramblings about sound systems. If everything you didn't understand had to go into a specialist forum.... mm, nuffin I'm not about to compare volume controls with anyone though

(depending on which cd deck i use) I have over 6 ways to change the volume

 

Beat that

my KLH's are 3 way, 2 foot high, 1 inch thick cabinets with 2 bass reflex tubes (fao luu, the holes) on each speaker. bada bam.

 

ps when u say over 6 ways, do you mean 7 ways? (which is a nice pvd tune)

Edited February 10, 200421 yr by Phil rr

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Feb 10 2004, 10:19 PM)

my KLH's are 3 way, 2 foot high, 1 inch thick cabinets with 2 bass reflex tubes (fao luu, the holes) on each speaker. bada bam. ps when u say over 6 ways, do you mean 7 ways? (which is a nice pvd tune)

my speakers are 3 foot tall, 1" thick cabinets, 15" bass units, 2 bass reflex tubes in rear (4" diameter), tweeter and mid range unit

 

My other pair of speakers that are 25+ years old are 2 1/2 foot tall, 1" thick cabinets, 12 " bass units, 1 bass reflex tube (12" by 2" at a guess), tweeter, 12" X 3" horn.

 

 

 

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I mean over 6, some are arguable/possibly the same depending on how u look at it. Plus thats not including my monitors and their volume controls

mine are better.

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Feb 10 2004, 10:35 PM)

mine are better.

mine are cerwin vegas! So there.

mine have bling

 

(yours...have heard of them....budget foreign imports? )

Edited February 10, 200421 yr by Phil rr

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Feb 10 2004, 11:03 PM)

mine have bling (yours...have heard of them....budget foreign imports? )

mine are made in states and are practically industry standard over there

 

oh and bling is shite. Mine are designed for noise not for looks. They're just big black boxes which pump out the music, as speakers shud be

 

http://www.htfr.com/more-info/?catno=MR62539

that is the E-712 and mine are the larger E-715 model but they look about the same.

 

Also cerwin vegas are built to last, hence why i have a pair which are 25+ yrs old.

Ben i'm kidding

 

have heard of CV, as in...a very good make.

 

Mine are great too.