I know this one from Marantz and it is completely true as you guys show. Good of you to let people know how and what. I also turn my equipment on and off in a specific order ... which is really important if you really want to do it right. Super comrades of you. Have a nice day and see you next time. Greetings from the Netherlands Limburg Maastricht. And above all continue with High-end ... And of course with equipment you really have to know what to turn on first ... It is also important that before you start turning hard, so at high volume, that you first ensure that your equipment has been playing warm at low volume for a while ... Ik ken deze van Marantz en het klopt helemaal zoals jullie laten zien kameraden. Goed van jullie om mensen te laten weten hoe en wat. Ik doe mijn apparatuur ook op een bepaalde volgorde aan en uitzetten ... En dat is echt heel belangrijk als je het inderdaad goed wilt doen. Super kameraden van jullie. Fijne dagje verder en tot de volgende keer. Groetjes vanuit Nederland Limburg Maastricht. En vooral doorgaan met High-end ... En uiteraard met apparatuur moet je echt weten wat je als eerste aanzet ... Ook belangrijk is dat je voordat hard gaat draaien, dus op hoge volume, dat je eerst zorgt dat je apparatuur al een tijdje op laag volume warm speelt ... 👍👌✌😘😉
i always wire in fuses on my speaker leads. i'm pretty careful with my small cantons and i use 1.5 amp fuses. they have gone off 3 or 4 times over many years. protects the tweeters. here is a chart i found online to do the calculation. www.barryrudolph.com/greg/fuse.html it's easy to install. just buy fast burn glass fuses and holders from a company like bussman and use solder seal connectors to attach them into the speaker cable. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CAOBTSQ/ www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GR67DKC
I have mine connected straight to an amp , l did my research on it before and i think the only think that will not work its headphones Jack , if you don't need a headphones jack u can connect speakers straight to an amp
Amazing RECEIVERS
The Fishers in the JVCs
Are really my favorite
Yeah on the amplifier. Vu meters light up blue it's really good sounding that's when people came out with surround sounds when the stereos was made
Excelente explicação, parabéns
Very nice stereos
I have never had a marantz with a separate preamplification but I think it should be closer to the coveted tube amplification of the 70s 😉
I know this one from Marantz and it is completely true as you guys show. Good of you to let people know how and what. I also turn my equipment on and off in a specific order ... which is really important if you really want to do it right. Super comrades of you. Have a nice day and see you next time. Greetings from the Netherlands Limburg Maastricht. And above all continue with High-end ...
And of course with equipment you really have to know what to turn on first ... It is also important that before you start turning hard, so at high volume, that you first ensure that your equipment has been playing warm at low volume for a while ...
Ik ken deze van Marantz en het klopt helemaal zoals jullie laten zien kameraden. Goed van jullie om mensen te laten weten hoe en wat. Ik doe mijn apparatuur ook op een bepaalde volgorde aan en uitzetten ... En dat is echt heel belangrijk als je het inderdaad goed wilt doen. Super kameraden van jullie. Fijne dagje verder en tot de volgende keer. Groetjes vanuit Nederland Limburg Maastricht. En vooral doorgaan met High-end ...
En uiteraard met apparatuur moet je echt weten wat je als eerste aanzet ... Ook belangrijk is dat je voordat hard gaat draaien, dus op hoge volume, dat je eerst zorgt dat je apparatuur al een tijdje op laag volume warm speelt ...
👍👌✌😘😉
So from the pre amp the speaker terminals are bridged to the power amp
At about 1:40 you say: “these are the speaker wires directly connected to the power amplifier” that doesn’t sound correct, can anyone clarify that?
I always thought there were special fuses you can wire into the speaker wires to protect overloads to the speakers.
We are working on those extra protection fuses for the speakers, when ready, I will upload the video
i always wire in fuses on my speaker leads. i'm pretty careful with my small cantons and i use 1.5 amp fuses. they have gone off 3 or 4 times over many years. protects the tweeters. here is a chart i found online to do the calculation.
www.barryrudolph.com/greg/fuse.html
it's easy to install. just buy fast burn glass fuses and holders from a company like bussman and use solder seal connectors to attach them into the speaker cable.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CAOBTSQ/
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GR67DKC
Also called interconnects
Soundtest on the Heco"s?
no canton ergo rc-l with old microphone
I have mine connected straight to an amp , l did my research on it before and i think the only think that will not work its headphones Jack , if you don't need a headphones jack u can connect speakers straight to an amp