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Testa
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what is the best audio system for a real sid
hi, i recently bought a hardsid, in combination with a
pc sidplayer or VICE it is really cool!, but i am still
wondering what the best choice is for an amplifier and speakers
to really get the best sound out of it..
all best wishes to you...
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Testa
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ok thanx for the reply, what is your advice in general: a modern system
such as a cinema system with many options or an old school system.
I have a Sony amplifier with Jamo speakers and a Kenwood equalizer.
The Sony has an output of 4 x 80 watt and the speakers give me 90 watt each,
This system is about 10 years old. and I noticed that 'channels' between
6 and 16khz are slightly distorted, but my Monsterbeat headphone gives a really good result.
i have tried to adjust this with the equalizer with different results.
my knowledge of the sid powers is unfortunately insufficient yet.
maybe a strange question but since the monsterbeat uses the same amplifier,
it maybe the Jamo speakers who are not the right type.. it seems to me that
a amplifier use the same technology for the speakers
as for the headphone but with a lower watt circuit.
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Fredrik
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Dont buy a cinema system, you dont need more that 2 channels.
Buy a 2 channel amp and they lay all the money and effort on 2 channels.
The modern speakers dont bring the soft mid-range, as old speakers, because of different paper in the speakers.
When the right amp-speaker combination is in use, the equlizer is not nessasary, but only the bass and treble adjustments. The sensitive mid-range should never be touched.
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Testa
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ok thanks for the info.. i buy a 2 channel system with
old speakers.. and use the cinema for modern multymedia.
i already thought so but had to know it for sure.
i already had a cinema system ...
last question: do you mean a digital processing amplifier
of a analog system...
i think i end up with 3 systems:
-cinema system for modern games and multymedia
-analog system with old big speakers for real sid
-digital processing with Monsterbeat headphone for real sid
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Fredrik
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Akai or Fisher, i recommend as amplifier
And as speakers , Yamaha or Dali.
There is a 6,5" speaker called Dali 102. Made in Denmark
They fit with most amps
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Fredrik
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Dali 102
Very good speakers. I dont know if they are made nowdays, but look on ebay
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Testa
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Ok tomorrow i take a look at market forum/site,
what is a reasonable price? |
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SIDWAVE
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I have a cheap multimedia set hooked up to the C64.
It has a subwoofer.
Sound is great! |
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Testa
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funny, I have an expensive system and SIDS do not sound like it should...
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Fredrik
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Perhaps that the sidchip you have, is damaged. I have a c128 (sid6581), and the sound has a bit distortion or the sound is not so clear as it should be.
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Testa
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hmmm, i have a c64 old and new model, with 6581 in the old
one and a 8580 in the new model, i also have a c128,
i check it out this evening..
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