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The best way to stack audio equipment - YouTube
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Racks? Vibration kits? Stacking one atop another? What's the preferred method of stacking audio components? Have a question you'd like Paul to answer for you...
Stacking Audio Components? - Stereophile.com
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Stacking Audio Components As you have seen from everyones comments, it is not recommended to stack components. If you have out grown your current enclosure, and want to make sure your equipment is kept in a cool environment with room to space out your equipment evenly, take a look at our state of the art towers at www.aegisav.com .
wpf - Video and Audio Editing components - Stack Overflow
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Directshow will be required for audio/video capture from a DV camera unless you are running Windows 7. Then you can use Media Foundation.In both cases, you will need .NET interface libraries, which are already completed (Directshow here and Media Foundation here).I'm not sure if the Media Foundation interface library has support for the new capture functionality …
How Should You Stack Your Hi-Fi Units? | Cambridge …
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Whether you’re using our equipment in your stack or units from another brand, we recommend that the amplifier/power amplifier is placed on the top of any stack of electronics. However as the amplifier is usually the heaviest component in most systems, this can limit the amount of equipment that should be placed under an amp in a stack.
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