what does ohms and db mean?

[saprano]

Originally Posted by jomari

of course, this is subjective. i cant really find a manufacturer who can claim to be '100%' honest, especially with confusing 'high output' ratings as well.

it was great participating in this thread...

are you leaving this topic?

[jomari]

Originally Posted by saprano

are you leaving this topic?

in essence, yes. considering that ive given my input on certain matters, this gives others the chance to involve themselves in the participation as well. these discussions normally digress in nature, and require more than just a quick conversation to clearly understand more about impendance, sensitivity and THD levels.

hopefully my knowledge (as well as my colleague) has given substantial information regarding your inquiries.

THD, tubes and 2 channel amplifiers are yet another discussion.

my best suggestion is getting a good sound meter (found at your local radio shack) and play around with it.

as i mentioned, there are other variables more important imo than 'just the components'... as my colleague would bet his setup on, acoustics are the most underrated part in the scheme of things.

get some mopads to decouple your speakers, acoustic treatments, and a fair amount of calibration glued together with patience and research, would drastically improve your current home theater setup.

[saprano]

Originally Posted by jomari

in essence, yes. considering that ive given my input on certain matters, this gives others the chance to involve themselves in the participation as well. these discussions normally digress in nature, and require more than just a quick conversation to clearly understand more about impendance, sensitivity and THD levels.

hopefully my knowledge (as well as my colleague) has given substantial information regarding your inquiries.

THD, tubes and 2 channel amplifiers are yet another discussion.

my best suggestion is getting a good sound meter (found at your local radio shack) and play around with it.

as i mentioned, there are other variables more important imo than 'just the components'... as my colleague would bet his setup on, acoustics are the most underrated part in the scheme of things.

get some mopads to decouple your speakers, acoustic treatments, and a fair amount of calibration glued together with patience and research, would drastically improve your current home theater setup.

i dont think i need or can get any acoustic treaments done being that im in a small room with alot stuff in the way, still im sure im awaiting some amazing sound ether way. when i move out then i can get thoes stuff done deffinitly. untill then all i can do is play around with the sound to see what i like best, thanks for the info(everybody) tho. and like i said before, i will be learning more about this stuff, and this is the best topic that i ever started and im gald i did.