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They probably realized that otherwise it would be a stillbirth and too many users would no longer want this MQA nonsense.

Not that this is important news, but if Lenbrook's streaming service does ever launch it looks like they quietly changed plans about...

You are just using the dial for a safety measure and doing regular volume control with software? I wouldn't worry too much, just dial it...

For 1.2V your voltage ratio is 1.2/5.2=0.23. So plug that into the calculator or use the equation in the link: dB = 20 * log(V2/V1) = 20...

Half is -6dB. Here is a calculator including the equations: https://sengpielaudio.com/calculator-gainloss.htm

Assuming vibration is being carried through the floor other options you could try - wall mounted turntable shelf - isolating speaker...

Agreed - girls can often get carried away. 2 years ago when I bought new LR towers was accused of spending 7X as much as I did. Not that...

I only buy used gear, so no original boxes. Most of my gear arrives in repurposed boxes which are broken down and immediately recycled.

I rarely sell but if I do I like to present the buyer with something that is as close to possible to new. All external and internal...

I did have good experience with moving from Riyadh to Dubai. The moving guys were real pros and boxed up my entire HT into original...

I keep all the

I keep my packaging for 6 months in case there is a failure as most occur within that time. Then off to the recycling with it.

Always save the boxes. I have a few McIntosh boxes, well over 50 years old. It adds a considerable amount to the resale of a diehard...

I keep them all. Except once when I moved “permanently” about 15 years ago. I regretted it as I’ve moved permanently 3 times since then.

OTOH, in case of active speakers you might need these boxes one day, to send them for repair. That's why I'm keeping mine. That said, I...