Recent content by lennyanders

I would appreciate if you could move your off topic dispute to a private conversation. Thanks in advance.

I myself did by getting a BlueSound node and have almost no problems with audio signal. Every once in a moon somehow I have a small glitch when watching YouTube, but no other service. That was a really expensive solution and I don't particularly like the BlueSound software wise. Let's hope the...

I don't think you can just plugin a Chromecast into the Wiim Amp or miniDSP Flex HT as these only support HDMI Arc as input (I think). Your AVR normally passes the HDMI through from the input to the output HDMI and while it's doing that it's extracting the audio from the video signal. Which is...

I would throw hiss into the consideration too. The 8340 have ≤5 db self generated noise. I have these and can just about hear it at about 1,5 meters distance. Your previous 8341 only have ≤3 db which I really doubt would be audible at 2 meters distance. The 8040 have a whole of ≤10 db. But maybe...

I don't think these would be good. They are rated at 5db hiss, just as my 8340, and I can hear these hiss (barely but audibly) at 1.5 meters. So I don't think these would be good at 60cm.

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Yeah, I have the LG BX though. So the cheapest OLED from about 3 years ago from them. I like the streaming ability of the BlueSound Node too, I use Spotify connect sometimes and it works great. I read that you want to use the analog output though, I only use digital, so I can't really comment...

I read that audio outputs on TV are generally pretty bad, and you usually want to get the audio from the HDMI devices you connect to the TV, like with an AV receiver. I don't know if it was better some years ago. I also read that LG has more problems than other TVs. Generally, these weird...

I specifically got it because I had audible problems with the optical out and I wanted to use eARC, which I do now. I actually still have them sometimes, but very rarely and only with the YouTube app, I think. I basically wanted a device with eARC in for TV, optical or coaxial in for my...

Woah, that is really cool. If it only had coaxial digital output, it could replace the BlueSound Node for me, which would be awesome for that price. I guess analog output is good for the price too, so an easy to recommend product for connecting Amps or active speakers to a TV.

Hey, My problem is that I'm suddenly hearing crackling with my headphones. The thing is, two weeks ago the left side of my Denon AH-D5200 died, and so I let them repair. I used these for 2 years and a few weeks without a problem. While these were getting repaired, I used my old Audio-Technica...

Thanks, these are the 8340 and I'm using the K&M 26785 stands.

A short while ago I moved out of my parents place and so I now have a nice (I think) living room. I know I need longer cables for connection with Bluesound Node, so I can hide the Bluesound Node in the TV-Console and the cable inside the stand.

I used and liked them for approximately 3 years. My headband looks the same, as in the picture, but my earpads worse. I thought of upgrading to the MSR7b but ultimately decided to upgrade to the Denon AH-D5200. I wonder how good these measure.

I don't really get/understand what you wrote there @fineMen, but I have equalized the speakers using the genelec sam autocal function. That "removed" my gigantic room mode of +18 db at 50 hz which is a huge improvement, of course. It probably did a few more things but I don't have them all...