Infinity speakers too bright Videos

+obtugtxivtub thank you

+TheSpeakerseeker I use degreaser (purple stuff) on the knobs and face and they clean out very good. After that if you want to polish it up with aluminum polish it is fine too.

+HELLSnoob1 Depends on what system you have only. some of my gear sound better on these, but some better on 630.

+bunkelops You should try reading. 

You do realize you are listening to a video through your speakers, how could you possibly have an opinion on the soundstage numbnuts?

Funny thing, the same goodwill I picked the l730's up from had the 1230's about a few month''s before and were asking 100.00 for them. When I took the grill off of one, one of the sticky tweeter's had a  dry leaf on it so I passed. When the 730's came in, I tested them and  feel they have a very nice wide image. I paid only 25.00 for the set. What I'm saying is the synergy of the g series and  your 710's seem as though they are clashing, which makes me wonder if my g and 730's would sound the same. I have however tested the 730's with other receiver's and think they sound great but am thinking the soundstage of the g and the image of the 710's weren't meant concerning synergy.

These ads don't have the soundstage due to the mid and tweeter arrangement.If you ever pick up the 1090, 1290,1230, or 1530 you will be happy with them. I had the 1290 and 1230 and love them very much. When properly set up I can't tell where the music is coming from. they just dissapear. The 1230 which I did a little mod to the crossover was the best. Very wide soundstage. Sound like I had a 5.1 system. Had the singer in front and music coming around me. Unfortunately I had to sell them due to space. But I still have these and the 630.

w dol? 

much of what I had read by some of the most famous audio reviewers of the time was a complete joke. That F-ing moment cost me a lot of coin in the years to come, but I couldn't think of anything in the world that I would rather spend it on. So the journey continues.

These are nice for the price. BUT they have a large rise at about 1300 hz, which,, on some recordings, can make it sound s though the sound is drilling into your head. They are therefore best listened to a little off axis. Otherwise, they're good.

so are the new Superzero any good ? i heard the old Superzero and Superone and 1.3 in the 90's...................i can still recall how they sounded. the main driver should have some kind of coating or mold will appear though

Yeah ive got the same ones as the video. honestly good job just a little over board covering too much detail's. Can you do a video on where to and how to upgrade and/or fix the bass driver

i loved the original Superzero and Superone ! fantastic speakers with great neutrality and musicality. are the v2.0 as good as the originals ?

omg u keep getting all the stuff i want to buy and u have great review on all of them lol thanks

These good for their size. I had the 1.1 and those are great.

The NHT bookshelf, one of the greatest secrets in audio.

I agree. I had the 1.1 a long time ago. I loved it!

Do you have a video on the nht absolute zero

I have the sb2s i love the sound of the nht 

Please give us a little demo of all your gear

Where on the site do you subscribe to win?

Are these speakers passive or powered???

Wasn't the original rated @ 100Watts?

I live in san carlos i like benicia

I won a pair. Retails for $199.

I love speakees

These are passive.

Onjoy it sr.

Agreed!

+electronicsNmore do you have a picture of the schematic drawn that I could view? I followed what you explained in the video and sketched out my own schematic. I just want to make sure I don't miss anything. thanks 

No. The resistor needs to be at least 1/2 to 1W. You can fire up the circuit and after a couple minutes unplug the circuit and touch the resistor. Warm/very warm is OK, hot is not good. If it is hot, use a higher wattage resistor. Current does flow through the capacitor. Using a higher uF value allows more current at the output. The Alternating current charges the plates inside the capacitor to positive and negative charges. When you unplug the circuit, that capacitor holds a potentially lethal charge. Placing a 470K across the cap will bleed off the dangerous voltage.

+electronicsNmore was that just a 1/4 watt 100 ohm then? thanks for the response and not to be a dick lol, but current doesn't flow though a cap. If it did the dielectric within the cap would be worn out therefore resulting in a cap that doesn't hold a charge. 

When AC current flows through a capacitor, it acts like a resistor to hold back the current without generating heat like a resistor. By reducing current, the voltage drops. The purpose of the 100 ohm resistor is to reduce the inrush current into the circuit/LED. LED's are very sensitive to inrush current. Without the resistor, the LED would not last long.Thanks For watching!I have lots of very good videos. Be sure to look through my video list, and tell others.