Re: Degen 1103 portable radio version 2.0

Yep point taken but be aware that you can get better travelling radios. The 1103 is indeed a budget priced radio and the sound is okay but not good. Then it does have some overloading issues to consider. Some of what the 1103 offers - including setting presets is very difficult for a

Re: Degen 1103 portable radio version 2.0

When I go out of town, I don't want to take the 2010 with me. I want something smaller when traveling. Don Roberts On 7/21/2016 4:07 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote: The price is fairly typical yes but I have a question, you have a Sony 2010 do you not so why do you want to downgrade to a Degen

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

Ah yes no doubt about it, when in their proper place and when you're sitting down in your proper place they're excellent and again I say that the MM1's are the best computer speakers I've heard given their size, the fact they're not relying on any sub-woofer system at all etc. I hope you get

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

That is certainly true about the MM one and sound projection. They do sound best when you're sitting at your desk with the speakers appropriately placed. But, when you are in that position, they really are awesome. I have never heard the a-seven. But I'm sure it must be very good. I have never

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

Yep fair point about the “Standby” issue unless something could trigger them through the USB port connection perhaps? I’ll do some research on that later on today. You’re right about opinion on sound being very subjective . The one thing I’ll say about the M1’s from hearing them that often is

Re: Degen 1103 portable radio version 2.0

The price is fairly typical yes but I have a question, you have a Sony 2010 do you not so why do you want to downgrade to a Degen 1103? That’s pretty much what your doing. The Degen is a much smaller size and - whilst there’s no argument whatever that as a budget radio it performs very well -

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

Well, opinion of sound is always quite subjective, but I think the BMW M1 is a wonderful speaker. For their size, they are downright amazing. They are a small desk top speaker. And yes, even though I have left mine on occasionally for quite some time, and the right speaker did get rather warm,

Degen 1103 portable radio version 2.0

I have been considering the purchase of the Degen 1103. But when I went to search for it, I found that there is a version 2 release. About the best price I noted was $55.00 U.S. with $24 for shipping from Hong Kong. I therefore have two questions. First, is this price fairly typical?

RE: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

I agree. But there's a setting that enables you to have the speakers turn off each time you turn off the computer. This has saved me when going away for the weekend, never mind on vacation. -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Mary Otten

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

mary what is your opinion of the sound of the b and w speakers. I think i'd be interested. Chris - Original Message - From: "Mary Otten" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2016 2:58 PM Subject: Re:

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

Obviously no damage was caused when you did that? Easy enough to forget I suppose, doesn’t the MM1 go into some sort of Standby mode? > On 22 Jul 2016, at 4:58 AM, Mary Otten wrote: > > This beaker containing all the amplification stuff does get hot. If you leave > it

Re: Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

This beaker containing all the amplification stuff does get hot. If you leave it on for a long time. If you just turn it off when you're not using it, it's fine. But if you forget and leave it on for a long time as I have done on occasion, yes, it does get hot. Mary Sent from my iPhone > On

Bowers And Wilkins MM1 Computer Speakers

Hi there! I know that people on this list have these speakers and I’m saving for a pair myself. So to my question, I read another review on these fine speakers which states that the speakers get hot after use. Well I’ve seen and listened to them enough and I’ve never noticed any real heat

RE: Sound Forge Pro 11 Window-Eyes

Peter, I didn't notice any disadvantages but I probably don't use Sound Forge at the level that some of you do. At some point, I started having trouble with selecting audio with mark in and mark out, and I don't know what the source of that trouble is. I think I had that trouble with Sound

RE: Sound Forge Pro 11 Window-Eyes

Well in that CTRL R alone starts the recording I don't know how you get tat part you use to before where you can turn the monitor on and what not. Other than that and if you care about that for what little I do with SF meh it's okay. I'd get it if I could. -Original Message- From:

RE: Sound Forge Pro 11 Window-Eyes

Are their any disadvantages in going to SF11 from SF10? P. -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Hamit Campos Sent: Thursday, 21 July 2016 10:34 PM To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' Subject: RE: Sound Forge Pro 11

RE: Sound Forge Pro 11 Window-Eyes

Ah cool. I understand. Well if it does work with Win Eyes any more than it already kinda did that's epic! -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2016 10:48 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List

Tones you can add to Skype

Okay, my audio engineer friend has passed along some ring tones and such he recorded which can be added to Skype or perhaps other VOIP clients. To add them to Skype for Windows you use the Import Sounds function. There are 4 tones in this archive and they’re in both Wave and M4A format and