Boa2
Now I am a little confused.
Understanding that it is always difficult to describe sound, I don't put:
"dry, incisive, neutral"
or in the words of Tboooe
"clinical and sterile"
in the same family as "liquid", palpable,warm musical, natural, wonderful, fabulous, gorgeous, I love it, let's rush right out and spend a few thousand dollars more on new amps.
I have always been intrigued by Pass equipment and would love to see two massive monoblocks with blue lights in my listening room.
But I don't need any more "dry" "etched" "clear" or "revealing" for as long as I live please.
I just want to admire the beauty and crafstmanship of these amps, enjoy the music, never run out of power with my Magneplanar Tympanis, and not rack up giant UPS bills shlepping them back and forth to the manufacturer for service.
If anyone knows if any of these Pass monoblocks are up to that task, please do let me know.
Now I am a little confused.
Understanding that it is always difficult to describe sound, I don't put:
"dry, incisive, neutral"
or in the words of Tboooe
"clinical and sterile"
in the same family as "liquid", palpable,warm musical, natural, wonderful, fabulous, gorgeous, I love it, let's rush right out and spend a few thousand dollars more on new amps.
I have always been intrigued by Pass equipment and would love to see two massive monoblocks with blue lights in my listening room.
But I don't need any more "dry" "etched" "clear" or "revealing" for as long as I live please.
I just want to admire the beauty and crafstmanship of these amps, enjoy the music, never run out of power with my Magneplanar Tympanis, and not rack up giant UPS bills shlepping them back and forth to the manufacturer for service.
If anyone knows if any of these Pass monoblocks are up to that task, please do let me know.