CycleMotion
New Head-Fier
Music Bee Player (FLAC) - Meridian Explorer2 DAC - M-Audio BX8 D2 speakers
Headphones: Audio Technica MSR7, Sony MDR-1A, PreSonus HD7
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Downsized from a gaming PC to a laptop just so I can fit my audio equipment on the table as a "stack" setup.
Double subwoofers all the way across the floor oh my god!...sorry, couldn't resist.
Oh, I'm not knocking it. I just saw them, thought basically what I posted, and realized just how much it sounded like double rainbow. So I couldn't help but post it.Trust me! Stereo bass is a must have! Definitely becomes much harder to localize them and the music ends up sounding more full and punchy from many listening places.
Here's my vintage stereo system consisting of my Thinkpad X61 with 4:3 screen ratio running FreeBSD 11.1-RELEASE-p1 playing my digital music collection with XMMS, Pioneer SA-520 tube amp rated at 65 watts per channel I bought around 1980, Optimus 10 band Graphic Equalizer I purchased in 1995, Jensen Model 4 speakers I got as a birthday gift 45 years ago and Koss PRO4AAT headphones I just got today. The X61 doesn't normally sit there and is just for the shot.
The sa-520 is a good amp but it isn't a tube amp, it's solid state. If it was tube it would've melted your EQ a long time ago.
I was sure it was, but this video seems to show that you're right. It's packed in too tight for me to pull it out so I'll have to trust the video to be right.