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Are you trying to connect the Integra ADM-2.1 Amplifier at 100 Watts Per Channel to the Sony STRDH190 to control the volume on the Integra ADM-2.1?

@@Viewmydesktop yes. That's what I want but I can't make it work

I wish I could help you with that, but I don’t think I ever connected an amplifier to another amplifier in the way you’re talking about. I’m not an electrician, but I would contact one of the manufacturers before I did that, just to make sure it’s safe. I wish you the best and hope everything works out for you.

Thanks for watching @DaveSS-xi4pn I wish I could commit more time for making videos, [ maybe in the future], but I will try and keep your request in mind.

Let me first Thank you for viewing this video, and the positive words. I hope you are a subscriber, and if so I thank you for that. I would be interested to know if you have any thoughts on other material you would like to see, I have a limited budget, but I’m always looking to expand my video library.

Thank you for the info; I appreciate you reaching out to me. I came across a video on the Fosi Audio channel, I think maybe the next day. But that might make a good video the next time I change my Tubes. Thanks

@@Viewmydesktop 🙏🏻

Yes I know, I’m not sure what prompted me to add a set portion to the unboxing video.

I should be posting that video very soon, Hopefully this week.

Thank you @daniel.9127

Thank you for watching and for the comments @DrFlippin , I really appreciate your input on the channel.

Thanks for watching @Aaron48219 , and yes the volume controls both the mains and the line out. And I agree, the Dayton Audio team has a excellent line of equipment. I plain to include them on my review list, and I appreciate your input on your set up.

Thank you @khoi83 for the positive comments, I was fortunate to come across this brand a few years ago and had to do a little looking around to get much info on these, and most of it was from overseas like you said. I know of a few people that have since joined the Magnat family. Thanks for Watching

I noticed that also @SinnfullDuck, I looked them up after doing the video, to see if there was any change in the price, just to see Currently unavailable on Amazon. No telling what’s going on. Hopefully they will be available soon; there’re some really nice speakers.

I’m doing well, hope all is well with you and your family. I don’t blame you for keeping the Sony’s they are an excellent sounding speaker. I like the Jamo 803 more on a personal level, but I also think the Sony is a better speaker overall.

@Viewmydesktop Everything's good my brother

I fully agree with you @DrFlippin , I’m a little surprise that I don’t hear more about this brand, I really like listening to them.

Thanks for watching @MikeBCNU, I have not connected these to my Atmos system, so this is just my opinion. These speakers are limited on their power capacity so if the power rating to these speakers are set right, I think these would be excellent Atmos speakers. They have very good Bass for their size and are very clear sounding, not cheap sounding to me at all. And should cover the mids and highs just fine. Hope this helps.

First let me Thank You for being a subscriber and for your positive words, they always matter a lot to me. This is just my opinion, and it’s a bias opinion. I prefer a softer or warmer sound, and because of that I would pick the FX-Audio just out of the box, but I also like tone control and that would lead me to the Aiyima, and with the tone control I can soften the sound. So if I already have tone control in my system I would pick the warmer sound of the FX Audio because a really like the warmer sound. But if you prefer a brighter sound or tone control, my pick is the Aiyima. I think that both of these DACs are very nice sounding, and not just as starter, but just something for your system. P.S. At the time of the reply, the Aiyima was connected to one of my systems and the FX Audio was on a shelf, so I use both of them. I hope this helps.

Thanks for taking the time and effort to reply,@@Viewmydesktop. After I commented, I went through your videos again and found your review/comparison between the FX-Audio X6 and the newer X6 Mk2. I ended up ordering the Mk2 😂 The Bluetooth connectivity was the key. Liked the aluminum face but chose the black because I figured the white text on black would be easier to see. Also, I read that the MK2 had a new (Sabre) Chipset. Thanks for a great channel. Keep putting out videos; they are simple, easy to follow and down to earth. One of the best IMHO.

Thank you, @DrFlippin I really appreciate you making the positive comments. I’m also glad you seen the video about the DAC-X6 MKII. I didn’t think to ask you if you had any interest in Bluetooth. So I’m glad you seen the video, and I agree with you, between the FX-Audio DAC-X6 MKII, the FX-Audio DAC-X6 or the AIYIMA DAC-A2 all of which I like, my choice would also be the DAC-X6 MKII. I agree with you about the Black over the Silver, I too think the Black is easier to see, but I’m okay with the Silver for now. I’m just glad you got the one you will possibly like. GREAT CHOICE.

Amazon is delivering my X6 MKII tomorrow; I am eager to take it for a spin. Mainly want to listen to Spotify through my budget HIFI system. I think one of the reasons why people like your channel and look forward to your next clip is because you give honest, down-to-earth and sensible opinions and advice. People like me want to buy an affordable DAC but have no clue about how much a good starter DAC should cost, and which ones to lean toward. Amazon has a LOT of DACs, and the prices go from $10 to $300+(!). So your videos are really helpful and educational. I don't have the time and $ to buy several DACs to test them and choose the best one. So, your recommendations are more appreciated than you might think. Speaking about DACs, can I make a suggestion for a video in the future? Can you guide us in how to use a CD player with digital coaxial/optical out with a DAC? Used CD players are very affordable and I've heard that these decks can be used as a 'transport' and that the sound quality produced through a good DAC can be better than the original CD player. Thanks and keep up the great work!

That’s GREAT; I hope you enjoy your DAC-X6 MKII. And I’ll see what I can do; I have CD/DVD players I can show.

You’re very welcome and thank you for watching and the positive comments. I’m glad the video was helpful.

Thank you for the suggestion; that might be something to think about in the future. I have done a little tinkering around inside of some of my equipment in the past, maybe in the future I might be better prepared to explain the ins and outs adequately for a video. So thank you for showing the interest.

I would without a doubt. In my view, I think that all Bookshelf speakers that I have heard had a better sound when you add a subwoofer to your setup. And I thank you for subscribing to my channel; I really do appreciate all the support and time you take to give me words of support.

Thank you, @@Viewmydesktop ! Based on your review, I immediately bought a pair of the Saiyin to try them out. Your review was spot on. For the price, they're not too bad at all; especially when set up with good equipment. I paired them with an NHT 10"subwoofer, and drove them with my vintage NAD 3020 (which was considered a 'budget' integrated amp in the day; yes, I bought it more than 30years ago). I also tried them through my old (budget) Monoprice Tube amp; at moderate volume level, close your eyes and the sound is impressive. Jazz, pop, folk (acoustic, unplugged, etc) classical... it handles it all decently (remember the price!). The 'horn' tweeter on them give out a bright and 'airy' high end (they make the high-hats on a drumkit sing), give a wide soundstage and they image remarkably well. The midrange is pretty good too, as voices were natural sounding (not shrill nor compressed). The bass is remarkable, given the small size of woofer; I think these would be adequate as near-fields or in a small room or bedroom. I set these up in the living room and so the sub was needed. And I think the perfect setup would treat these speakers as more of a neutral, reference speaker rather than a rock/pop loud speaker. As you pointed out, they don't play that loud. For less than 40 clams for the pair, its pretty hard not to recommend these. The only reason why I got the Saiyins over the Singing Wood was price. The Saiyin's listing yesterday on Amazon had a 25% off coupon, so I thought I'd try them out. Thanks @Viewmydesktop, I'm going to study your videos and recommendations.

I’m really glad to hear that you agree and like these speakers. I enjoy listening to music played through different setups, and it sounds like you do a little mix and matching yourself. Thanks for sharing the setups you used on these speakers and I really appreciate your support.

I sure can, give me a few days and hopefully I can get something posted.

I would suggest 16awg speaker wire.. make sure the polarity is the same so the speakers will push and pull together. It doesnt matter which wire you hook to positive or negative as long as they are the same... traditionally I always hook the wire with the "tracer" to negative ... tracer being the wire that has the line all the way down the length. On the back of your stereo hook them to Front Left and Front right unless you are using them as surround speakers then use Back Left and Back Right sometimes labeled as Left Surround and Right Surround. If you already have four speakers on your stereo and have a 7.2 system, hook them to Left Presence and right Presence.. Some stereos have a "Zone 2" Those outputs are typically used for outside patio speakers Note** Zone 2 and Presence speakers can "auto Switch" depending on the media played

Thank you, and thanks for reaching out to give me a positive comment, I really do appreciate it.

I’m glad you like that one, and thanks for letting me know that you did, I got three more that should be up in the next couple of weeks.

Good choice

Sorry I missed you last night, but all is well with me, and I hope all is well with you and your family. I’m glad you reached out to ask about me. I really appreciate it when people keep in touch.

I hear some people recommend using two subs instead of one; what are the two you were thinking of using? If I may ask.

@@Viewmydesktop Polk Audio, or some off brand, I forgot the name.

I like the Polk, if you do go with the two sub setup, let me know what you think about it.

We are definitely on the same page there. I’ve had access to some high end equipment, and I’m going to say that sometimes you have to pay for quality, but after some point the price just doesn’t justify increase in sound quality or the value of the equipment, and everyone’s hearing just isn’t the same. What one person likes may not be that special to someone else. I do appreciate you and everyone watching, and please continue to join in on the conversation.

Thanks for watching; There holding up GREAT. They really seem to be very well made speakers. I have them on wall mounts and one of them fell out, it was my fault, because it took them down and when I placed them back I didn’t tighten the screw completely, but it doesn’t have a scratch on it. And still sound terrific.

100% agreed that i bought myself a set and also got the tower speakers from the same series line. wish they made a good 3 way center but they dont

Did you check out the Magnat Supreme Center 252 2-Way? Not my best center channel, but I like the way it sounds. Seem to match the 202’s for voice.

@@Viewmydesktop yup its terrible its lifeless and tinny sounding very hollow sounding 2ways or a no go for center channel 3 way or bust

I hear you

I don’t have much of a Heavy Metal collection, though I have played come Classical on the Sony’s. However I do have a side by side coming up with the Micca’s, and I can play sounds through them then. But if I were to pick one without comparing the two side by side with that specific type of music, I would pick the Sony’s. Nevertheless I would think they both are capable of playing anything you might want to hear at a high level. and Thanks for watching

Thank you for the kind word and a also Thank you for watching and subscribing to the channel. I believe they only have 2.1 products, I also think this is the only one that can upgrade the power source. If I find out something different I will post it in the reply.

I hope you found this video enjoyable, it's a little overdue. Thank you for watching.

Music listeners think alike. They do both sound great. and Thank you for watching.

Greetings @vevz7286, let me first say that I’m not an expert about gaming systems in particular, but in general I usually look at a DAC to improve that sound quality of my system, and would use a Preamp if I was looking to increase my sound capacity. But if you’re using headphones, it should increase your sound volume, and this may vary depending on your source. I can’t say this is a good DAC for gaming in particular, but a very good DAC in general I hope this helps and Thanks for watching.

Glad you liked it, and thanks for viewing.

Thanks for asking, all is well over here, I hope all is well with you and your family also.

You’re very welcome and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching I appreciate your comments.

Thank you and thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching These are two very good speakers, easy to listen to. I think many people would like one of them if not both.

I’m glad you like the comparison; I got the idea from a viewer who said they were looking at these two speakers and picked the Sony. I also agree with you that the Micca can be more suited for the desktop for some listeners.

I had this connected to a system for about a week, but didn’t do a review just yet. But I can tell you that it works about the same as the FX-Audio DAC-X6, but a bit more elegant looking to me and it has Bluetooth, but I can’t say I recall any different in sound. And thanks for bringing it up to me, so I can get that review done A.S.A.P. I should also say that it has a little bit larger case.

I have something I hope you will enjoy.

Thank you for the support and positive words. I would also be interested in hearing about what are some of the components you like to use in your setup.

They are absolutely one of my favorite speakers to listen to. And I would agree that at this price they’re hard to beat.

These are two Great sounding speakers that for sure I enjoy listening to both of them. The Micca’s are very easy to listen to, just a really soft sound.

Thank you for saying so @myquietreviewsfeaturingc.t9354, I truly appreciate the support you have been giving me and this channel, it really means a lot to me.

@Viewmydesktop You're welcome & as Black men we gotta support each because it starts with us 👍🏿

Thank you for the positive comment, I really appreciate that you take out the time to watch my videos and give me feedback. I like doing the video’s a lot and hope to continue doing them for a while. And as always Thanks For Watching, Peace

We absolutely don’t want any trouble with the Misses I sometimes can find a deal on Amazon warehouse

I’m sorry to say I haven’t heard the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 personally to compare them to the Micca MB42X G2 with AIYIMA A07 set up. I can say that I think the Klipsch reputation is outstanding and they stand by the equipment. But in my opinion, I would think that the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 would be very good on a desktop or maybe a small room, but may come up short in a medium size or larger room. And I truly think that the Micca MB42X G2 with AIYIMA A07 set up could handle a desktop or small to medium size room, but to get the best sound from this set up you may want a subwoofer, but they do sound very good without one. And unfortunately I haven’t heard how the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 sound. Hope this helps, maybe a little. Best wishes I also have a video coming out with this Amp and the Micca MB42X G2 speakers, hopefully this week.

Glad I could help!

Thank you @honeydaler, I have to do an update on the P3, they are both really good preamps, stay tuned it should be posted really soon. And I appreciate to support you have given me.