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Saturday, 01 July 2000 ,  Written by Bryan Dailey
You’ve never downloaded a song and you want to give it a try. How do you do it? Here is a simple guide to downloading music using Napster (or Macster if you have a Macintosh). It is still an imperfect process and you may encounter some problems along the way, but by following these directions, you have a good shot at finding that rare Air Supply B-Side track that you’ve been searching high and low for. Step 1. Hardware and Software You need to have a good computer with an Internet connection (preferably a DSL or cable modem if possible). The last thing -you want to do is wait 4 hours while your Mac LC II or 486 PC with a 14.4k modem downloads an MP3 music file. If your computer at least has a 56K modem and a processor that runs ...
Monday, 01 November 1999 ,  Written by Kim Wilson
NHT VT-1.2 Home Theater System
Introducton NHT's VT-1.2 System ($2000 - 5 channels) is one of a growing niche of mid-priced, attractive, relatively small, highly efficient, home theater loudspeaker packages. The 1.2 system is perfectly suited to run with a either an upper end A/V receiver (Denon, Onkyo, Pioneer Elite) or separate decoder-preamp and 5 channel amplifier (Millennium, Cinepro, Acurus). With deep roots in high end audio with successful loudspeaker designs like the 3.3 and an aesthetically appealing and sized design this 1.2 system delivers on its huge potential. It's rare that a speaker's physical attributes catch my eye but the NHT (Now Hear This) 1.2 Home Theater speaker package is gorgeous in a high gloss black laminate, resembling rosewood. The main VT-1.2 Towers are about 3 feet tall and very skinny at 5.5 inches. They are really no deeper than most speakers but strike a very attractive, narrow profile, due to the side firing 8 inch woofer. The upper ...
Friday, 01 October 1999 ,  Written by Tony Kaklamanos
Introduction Many loudspeaker manufacturers tout their products as a great value for the price. NHT does more than beat its chest about such bargains; it’s the company’s philosophy. At $750.00 for the pair, the SuperTwo system is no exception. Since 1986, NHT has challenged the notion that there is a direct correlation between emptying your bank account and acquiring the very best sound. The guiding star of NHT’s product designs is based upon the sciences of psychoacoustics, human auditory perception and love for music and sound. Each model is designed with both acoustic and aesthetic parameters of the home environment in mind. In addition, this company believes in putting the cost of production in the mouth of sonic quality – real world sort of stuff. The nuts and bolts are as follows: The NHT SuperTwo is a three-way tower system, which includes a 1" fluid-cooled soft dome tweeter, 6.5" midrange woofer and a 6.5" long-throw ...
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