Originally Posted by George Mills
S-Video, Component Video, Unbalanced RCA Analog outputs. You can't be serious.

Not so...the ADA in question has NO s-video inputs, NO Component video inouts and ONLY XLR outputs...


Originally Posted by George Mills
You know, there are a LOT of ways to really screw up a system with bass management. And Meridian is extremely cautious about getting that right and not allowing users to mess it up. That includes having too much (tight or not tight). I suspect this person is getting bass that is off the charts but not what the recordings intended. And that person likes that. And feels he is getting his money's worth out of his speakers/subs. Or he had his system totally messed up when he had the Meridian installed.

Like what one of the posters in that thread said. Getting Movies right with decent equipment is not that hard. It's Music that's much harder. Shaking a house with a movie just isn't that hard, if that's all you are after and what this reviewer seemed to think was most important.

ADA makes some cool stuff and I considered them at one time. But the only other company I would consider is Lexicon.

I respectfully disagree in that in comparing the Meridian configuartion software versus the ADA configuration the respective bass capabilities and limitations are not all that different [i.e. read, more simialr than different]...

I would also add that I would suggest that people read my posting in that thread as I am liekly one of the few who has experience with eth 861V4, 861V6 and ADA MACH IV B...


Audio: Triad Monitor Golds, Surround Golds, Silver Subwoofers; Procella P-18 Subwoofer; QSC DCA 16622s, 1644, 3422, BASIS 922uz; ADA MACH IV B
Other: APC S-15s; Crestron
Sources and Video: Ran out of characters .....................