Sound quality...looking for 2 in 1 to use as white noise machine ?
375540
It works that way for me. It is not loud but I have the ability to sleep through most disturbances. I find it soothing
375541
We run ours on low & it's in the far corner of the room, so in ours is very quiet. It depends on what speed you run it on & how far you are from it.
375542
Yes -- it isn't the quietest air filter in the world. Even at the quietest setting 5' from my bed it does help me get to sleep (i.e.: white noise).
375543
This is an air purifier first and foremost. However, if the fan setting is high enough, I guess it "could" accommodate your needs, but I would not "suggest" it.
2210570
Um . . . don't really know. This sounds like a question for a sound technician. I still haven't noticed the difference in sound between vinyl, tape, cassette or CD. I do know the difference between mono & stereo. If you are really in2 quality you probably should investigate SONOS, which is the more expensive & complex version of listening to computer music. I just wanted 2 be able 2 play my Amazon Cloud stuff in another room then the room with the computer & this is fine since my place only has 2 rooms (well plus the kitchen & the bathroom).
1419039
Had a bad experience with this... Sounded like pure crap. Everything was hollow. If you can spare the extra money look into the m audio or 2i2
1770617
what sort of noise is it ? and what is the equipment type you want to use it with ?
1875042
I would suggest 2 way Mackies. They run for a couple hundred dollars online. Any speakers are good but those are some great ones if you're on a budget.
1609486
I am no audiophile,but My 60LG7400 and my Grandson's 47LG4700 sound pretty good. It's No Bose, but at the present I see no reason to put one in. If you're capable of doing the install yourself, I'd recommend a wait & see approach like I used. I may decide to put an AV amp in someday, but that would be more for true surround and features like adding more inputs than sound quality (3 HDMIs don't really meet my 'needs')
565044
Added thought... I want to use Audacity software to help with the conversion. Again, any thoughts? Thanks!
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http://www.trustedreviews.com/shure-se215-review-sound-quality-and-verdict-page-2
72987
A bunch of flat models exist, and like 7545R, they sound bad. You are much better off using an external preamp/eq than cutting a big whole in your CBG as a means to ruin the sound. If you're looking to save money, try the Beringer Acoustic Modeler/DI -- it's a great ripoff of the acoustic Sansamp replaced by the para DI. But if you still want the onboard electronics try to find an Alverez System 600T MK II.
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crystal clear sound is a matter of opinion. I have used the device with line-in and recorded using audacity on Ubuntu linux. It sounds fine. Like all things, setup your sound mixers volumes appropriately. This is also my 'day drive' device using the MIC inputs for my VOIP headset. I have no compliants.
1023883
If you're looking for simple voice amplification over and external speaker, check out SOUNDFREQ Sound Spot. I use it as well.
896842
If you are not looking for music quality sound you can buy a cheaper device at costco($30). The A26 is much more than you need. But it will work fine.
1242076
Agree with other folks who posted; get a headphone amp or maybe a USB DAC to take on the work of sound processing from the integrated sound card. Though they have gotten better integrated sound cards suck compared to a dedicated card or device. I was looking at picking up Audioengine D1 24-bit Digital-to-Analog Converter for my PC; so that I can connect my monitors and also use the head phone jack for these PC350 or my HD 600s.
1566680
If I were you I would look for a good pair of PC speakers. Technically it is possible using an amp and converter cables. If you are using the computer as part of a music system setup then it maybe worth going this route.
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This has "sound virtualizer" which seems to be pretty much the same as Phillips' Increadible Surround. It only has on or off. No varying the level of Increadible Surround. There are also preset EQs as well as separate bass and treble controls. This thing sounds great on mids and highs. Lows are a bit rolled off but for the size it does ok. Has dual ports in the back so if you put it in a corner or near a wall you'll get more output. I was looking for a unit with "Increadible Surround" but settled on this one. If it had a seperate sub it would be perfect. Still better than most. Gets pretty loud if you want it to without a lot of distortion. This has "sound virtualizer" which seems to be pretty much the same as Phillips' Increadible Surround. It only has on or off. No varying the level of Increadible Surround. There are also preset EQs as well as separate bass and treble controls. This thing sounds great on mids and highs. Lows are a bit rolled off but for the size it does ok. Has dual ports in the back so if you put it in a corner or near a wall you'll get more output. I was looking for a unit with "Increadible Surround" but settled on this one. If it had a seperate sub it would be perfect. Still better... » Read More This has "sound virtualizer" which seems to be pretty much the same as Phillips' Increadible Surround. It only has on or off. No varying the level of Increadible Surround. There are also preset EQs as well as separate bass and treble controls. This thing sounds great on mids and highs. Lows are a bit rolled off but for the size it does ok. Has dual ports in the back so if you put it in a corner or near a wall you'll get more output. I was looking for a unit with "Increadible Surround" but settled on this one. If it had a seperate sub it would be perfect. Still better than most. Gets pretty loud if you want it to without a lot of distortion. « Show Less
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Depends on the job. Technically speaking one of these speakers has enough punch to be way more than audible in a medium theater (50'x40' stage, 300 seat house) at about 1/3 volume. I own three of these speakers that I use for my full DJ rig, but if there's some retreat, a beach party, a workshop day, or something that just needs a bit of ambiance music (requires only an iPod and some way to project the track) I'll bring one of these in and adapt 1/8 stereo to 1/4 mono through a DI box and the end result is fantastic. If you're DJ-ing indoor dance floors or something where coverage, volume, and quality are all concerns and your paycheck is one the line, then you'll probably want to go for two speakers to reduce dead-space on the floor.
725267
I am very happy with my 6004 model. It is a great value. A store could maybe play both units side by side of sound reproduction. Checking features out would show you other differences that might not be associated with music quality.