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700watt Thermaltake smart series power supply pioneer avh 210 ex Rockville req42 equalizer sunbuck pmpo 7900w car amp 2000 watt home audio amp 3x boss satellite speakers panasonic sb AK 340 pair sony ss u641av modified with pioneer 10 inch sub 450 watt both speakers sensui sp 2000 delaquest dq 10 . . the setup .. pioneer avh car display 3x boss satellite panasonic sb AK 340 audio out to sunbuck eq. audio 1 and 2 out from equalizer to car amp car amp has sony speakers and sensui speakers from car amp to home amp dehalaquest dq 10s.. It works well for my Mashup Just not sure why going from audio pre out of display to equalizer works freeing up one more set of audio pre out

I did a stress test mid day so I wouldn't make my neighbors mad had everything maxed volume for a couple hours and no problems added 2 receivers to my setup however I'm gonna stop their before things start to go bad

This is what I have going on pair of 300watt per speaker pro studio Waltons Pair of sensuei sp 2000 speakers 3 boss satellite speakers 7900watt power amp Mtx 4000watt sub All working beautifully on a 700vwatt atx power supply

I'm actually using the psu to push my sunbucks power amp wit it connected to my home system

How much could a 700watt psu push before it was to much ?

since i have this unit that does not require a power cable can i connect it to my cd units outputs in my vehicle wihout fear of damageing either unit? as to why i would want to why not it has a good sound to it

i agree with windows being a P.O.S the nice thing is steam runs on most linux os i just installed blackarch rather interesting concept

anytyhing that doesnt cost a small fortune?

basically what i'm looking to do is access my music from my home pc while at work and yes i do agree linux does have better sound but it also has more options to chose from i have tried the ones like mserver and others of the like but universal media server just really haveiunt found one i like yet i guess

i was thinking of going with a linux music server since it would be more stable one would think i have been going through windows music servers and i just dont like em... ubuntu seams to be for the masses so i was thinking somethihng like debian not sure what server though....

any recomendations as to what to try not sure where i wanna go with this yet

i have a yamaha rx v592 receiver sunbuck av 338st klipsch 8.5 75 watt 8 ohm speakers pioneer cs-305 120w welton 300 watt the klipsch and pioneer are connected to the receiver parallel useing 6 channel connection and the weltons are connected to the power amp parallel if i understand this the klipsch 75 watt or 150w (for the pair) would be reduced to 75 watt putting less strain on the receiver if i had them connected normally (which heats up the receiver in no time at all)and increasing the output of the speakers makeing them louder then before.....

i'm still useing my yamaha receiver from the mid 90's its only 230 watt but its a damn beast i have blown many of the newer receivers from other companies like sony and such over the years and it makes me sad really they looked good and sounded great but just couldnt keep up and yet my 230 watt yamaha is still kicking if the companies made better equpment then what they do now i think they would put themselves out of work

if the spekars are to much for your amp you would try some of the differnet wireing schemes to reduce the watts and such i'm useing a yamaha 230 watt receiver i have a pair of weltons and klipsch 8.5 floor speakers my receiver would quickly get hot after playing music over half volume then i started playing with the different wireing diagrams and found they dont over heat my receiver as much now i can turn the volume up almost to max b4 i have to worry

personally i love the older speakers they just sound better to me i still have my dads dh 10's big squares with alot of good sound but yeah i have to agree good speakers are way to pricey for todays market they just dont seam to hold up to the old school