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Let's take a step back for a moment, and think about what we stand to gain: I can't see any benefit to criticising a person, rather than their ideas. Ad hominem arguments are of no value to a proper thesis - neither the poster, nor the readers benefit. Ideas on the other hand - have at it...

You can wire a laptop the exact same way you do any other device - via HDMI to the TV. That would give you the best sound quality. That said, these days there is no good reason to - devices like Apple TV (and many, many other streaming boxes), are essentially capable computers in their own...

My personal favourite way to connect everything, would be wired. I would have an HDMI cable from the LS60 to the TV (eARC port on the TV). This means that any sound the TV plays, be it from the TV's internal apps, or any device connected to one of the other TV HDMI ports, will go directly, via...

Yes, Dirac is applied to the digital signal, long before it goes to the amp's internal DAC. The pre-outs will have the correction applied, just like the amplified outputs. And yes, the RCA cables go from your pre-out to the AUX input of the LS60.

Then no. Tempest will always get converted to Atmos, before it is output to your AVR - any AVR. Then that Atmos signal will get converted to the Sony AVR's surround system

If the AVR convincingly converts atmos in movies, then it'll do the same for atmos in ps5 games.

From what I've seen, Tempest gives out a max of 7 floor channels, and 4 heights, to Atmos. Unlike the Xbox, it's virtually lag-free as well. I daresay upmixing with auromatic will still make it sound better

Alas, they only ship to France and BeneLux :-(

Sounds like you know what’s best for you then - get some towers! The aesthetics of your room are important! You won’t regret it from an acoustics perspective and they’ll bring you joy to look at.

People may disagree with me here, but the main benefit of bookshelves is a balance between budget, subwoofer, and placement. For the price of a tower, you can afford to buy bookshelves and a sub - and there are pros and cons to this. Pros of Bookshelves + sub: subs with their own amps will...

The KEF R3 Meta is the replacement for the R3. The LS50 is...not exactly a step down, just has a different use case. It's better as a near-field speaker, easier to mount If you want to use it as a surround, and may be a good alternative if you have a solid sub and are on more of a budget.

Hi all, I'm currently in the process of setting up a mini home-theatre. I have 2 active speakers (front LR), and 9 passives being powered by a Denon x4800h used as centres and surrounds. I'm a little worried that the poor thing won't be up to the task, as the speakers are ls50 metas that...

I don't think you could ever get the LS50 Metas to match the LS60's. They won't have the same DSP, they don't have the same heavy case, and the speakers aren't tuned to work with each other. Plus the LS60's come with 3 separate amplifiers, for the subs, the woofer, and the tweeter. I mean...

Just purchased some things from https://orange-audio.com They have the usual sales on their site, but after emailing them to ask about some specific items, they gave me an even deeper sale. Snagged some LS50 Metas for €875/pair (site lists €1,089, down from €1,299). They ship all over Europe...

You got me all happy until I realised they only ship to Netherlands/BeneLux

Sure you can, using an HDMI out port (Zone 2). It’s a passthrough port, meaning the signal will be completely unaltered (no Dirac applied). It will send the entirely of the source, including all its audio channels to your Flex, and I’m guessing it’s straightforward to get the flex to drop all...

Sounds like the HT (home theatre?), is a bit misleading. Based on my very limited understanding and the somewhat contradictory answers to my 3rd question, I get the impression that the only way to make this work is: Have a digital source output to an AVR. The AVR is needed to handle the 3D...

How exactly does this work? I have questions and my google-fu is failing me (as is minidsp's site), any chance you guys can help answers some questions? Can you use a digital source (i.e. Apple TV), using a single HDMI cable, then use this device to split the signal into as many channels as...

I know a lot of people want their speakers to reach deep, but I still don't understand exactly why. As long as they go to 100Hz, the sub(s) can do the heavy lifting. Below 80Hz gives you more flexibility with the crossover, but not sure how useful that would be. I'm still inexperienced with...

If you have the chance to pick them up for ~3,600€, do it if it makes sense to you. If not, please give me the opportunity to pick them up instead - I won’t pass on that. Cheers!