alvino
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Decals for the car came in today! looks amazing,,,,
Pictures?
Decals for the car came in today! looks amazing,,,,
Reply "no u". Say it with practically no spaces. I'm not the least bit irritated by it, so I can't really say much here. It's a word they probably heard from their 4th grade brethren and thought it would make them internetz badaszes by saying it. But we all know the Internetz is SFB and is no place for children xD.
Super. Can you recommend any that are in the $50-$100 USD range? I'm not experience with them at all, but I can say I will not use anything Behringer. I hate them. I had HORRIBLE luck with their powered PA speakers a while ago. Wretched sound.
. How much did that run you. I'm not looking to spend much. Active distrib/amp sounds spendy. Also, I'll spread the love. You're pretty awesome too.
Behringer is pure crap, and you're not going to find good powered speakers at that price point. Don't even bother to look.
Seventy dollars.
Yeah, but J what you consider good is always like 4x my budget. Haha. I guess I'll go surfing then for some.
The un-ubalanced RCA's are great for short runs but again if you got the time and cable to do balanced TRS runs from mixer to amp then thats the way to go. If you go the un-balanced route then make sure you keep the audio cables away from mains cabling and if you have to cross mains cable then cross the audio cable at right angles to the mains cabling to reduce pick-up.
Yeah, but J what you consider good is always like 4x my budget. Haha. I guess I'll go surfing then for some.
Haha. Damn you have too much money. WTF do you do for a living? F-ing hunt whales!?
can u recommend me a good surround sound 5.1 or 7.1 system for a home theater application? like, anything under 400 or so?
Avoid unbalanced connections altogether. Along with the possibility of picking up interference, RCA devices usually don't provide enough output for the amplifier to work with. You're going to need to purchase a converter which can not only convert the unbalanced signal to a balanced one, but could also boost the signal into something usable.