[srb]

I was going to recommend this recent topic specifically about the Audiosource Amp 100, but it looks like you were involved in that discussion.
 
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=95274.0
 
Steve

[chgolatin2]

I have actually changed my mind about the Audiosource amp, going to modify my Jolida FX10 and add a sub out to it, I prefer tubes instead    Still debating on the speakers that I am viewing so any suggestions would be appreciated!  Ciao

[Poultrygeist]

"modify my Jolida FX10 and add a sub out"

Why not try two Y connectors from your source and split the signal, one going to the Jolida and one to the powered sub. 

[chgolatin2]

Hmmm, this is new to me...  A Y connnector?   How does that work and where can I purchase it?  Does it affect sound???

Thanks~

[chgolatin2]

This may save me some $$$ I was about to send the unit out to Jolida to get it modified 

[Poultrygeist]

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3909665

If you have CD player with decent output the signal can be split and shared between amps without degradation.

[chgolatin2]

Cool, thanks! I just received the Dayton speakers and I have to admit, their NOT what I expected them to be but for $39 I can't complain.  However, I did order a pair of Sony speakers as well so I'm gonna wait to compare them side by side and make my choice but I'm not impressed w the quality of the Dayton, cheaply made and the components used are not the best but again you get what you paid for.  I still havent auditioned them so I maybe a lil skeptical

[Poultrygeist]

Here's a cheap and cheerful project for the Dayton B652's.

http://www.parts-express.com/videos/video.cfm?Video_ID=494&utm_source=Retail&utm_medium=Email_Newsletter&utm_content=VID02+Cabrini&utm_campaign=email072111

[chgolatin2]

Wow, definitely an alternative ~

[chgolatin2]

Finally, I had a chance to auditioned the Daytons and the Sony SS-B1000 5 1/8-Inch Bookshelf Speakers, wow, the Daytons sound way better however the Sony's provide a nice cleaner bass.  Since I have a total of 4 Daytons and 4 Sony's, I'm just going to paired them together rather than run all Daytons and all Sony's separtely, when I put 1 Dayton and 1 Sony together for some reason they sound better than 2 Daytons or 2 Sonys.  Overall, I am very happy!