I'm sad to announce it too... but i'm sure you've seen the amount of spam on here - it's just unmanageable and I simply have no time to convert this forum to something else that could be spam free!

I would love to completely hand it over to someone else, but there's data protection rules against that, sadly, so it really is going to vanish.

Sorry!

sad to hear that :(

Hello Everyone
I'm making this post as an Intro!
Ali Bakshi . I've just joined this board .
Hope, I could learn a bit something and share useful stuff here too.!


Thanks

OK guys need some advice before Karaoke night.

I have a Wharfdale amp BX 1360SD = 4 Omhs 300 watt x 2
output is internal connected in parallel? 4 x 300 jacks output
Right/monitor x 2 jacks Left / Main speaker output x 2 Jacks

it states that you can connect one speaker with impedance between 4 & 8 ohms to one speaker socket or 2 speakers each

with an impedance of between 8 and 16 ohms to each socket.

2 x Wharfdale EVP X15 dual Jack quarter and Duel Speakon inputs. 8ohms 300 continuous one side Jack/speakon is marked

Parallel ?

2 x Wharfdale VS 12X Duel jack only parallel inputs. 125 watts continuous 8 ohms.

I have jack to Speakon cables for the EVP X15

QUESTION. what is the best connection set up and can anybody who has the time to step by step show me clearly how to

connect which cable into which socket on both sets of speakers and Amp correctly to gain maximum power. I have no idea

about HI fi so kiddes gloves is reccomended.

or if finance avialable advice to add equipment to the setup to help make it easier ie Amp needs to be bigger? I hope

not!. to anybody that replies I thank you and appreciate your imput.

or if finance avialable advice to add equipment to the setup to help make it easier. to anybody that replies I thank you and appreciate your imput.

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Have double socket replaced or to be extra sure replaced with two single sockets next to each other, it is the lack of insulation between the two switches that apearently causes the problem on older double sockets

Hi,

Have you been able to solve your problem because i have the exact same situation.

Hello Members
I have a new Yarland Ariand EV-34B-IV(EU) amp, and it sounds great, very detailed, with a bass weight which is just controlled, and full of depth.

This is my first valve amp, it's build quality seems first rate for the price, only I have no experience using a valve amp.

So here are my issues, I have a Tacima mains conditioner plugged into one side of my mains double socket and the amp is plugged into the conditioner, and some lights are plugged into the other side of this mains double socket.

If I turn off the switch on the 'lighting' side of the 'double' socket, the socket switch causes a 'pop' to be heard through my speakers.

I thought the Tacima mains conditioner was meant to stop this?, is there another product I can purchase that's around the £50 to £100 that will stop this happening?

Please also be aware, I'm not able to alter the way everything's plugged into remedy the problem


With my next problem, when turning on the amp, in what order should I be turning things on i.e first tuner, then cd, then amp. Also, again the order I should be turning things off (none of items have s 'stand by' power mode, there either 'on' or 'off' )

Any members help, or links to products that can be purchased for the uk buyers would be great.

Kind regards
Livio

I have looked into getting some headphones but can't see any headphone out/jack sockets on my S200 pre-amp. Does anyone out there have any suggestions?

Hi doe4040 your collections are nice. Elbow - The Seldom Seen Kid is one of my favorite.

it's a shame, but i totally understand the problems. Spam's anightmare on this forum! & the cost of running it as well!