Reviews I've read suggest the NS-5000 leans towards the detailed, clinical side of neutral and if that's so wouldn't a tube amp or at least pre amp add some needed warmth to the speakers?
Yamaha NS 5000 w/ NAD M33
Currently driving my brand new Yamaha NS 5000's with my new NAD M33. (and they sound relatively well paired!)
I am considering adding an NAD M23 (200w) and bridging it with the M33 (200w)
*but concerned it may be destructive to my new LS 5000's, (nominal 200w; max 600w)
Curious as to other more experienced users/dealers thoughts. Thank you.
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yyzsantabarbaraI remember reading a post somewhere that you don't care for Mac electronics and I was wondering if you'd listened to the latest gen? I picked up a pair of MC611's to replace the H590 driving my Blades and the low level resolution improvement was a pleasant surprise. Top to bottom detail, resolution and soundstage gained more texture and bass which is one of Hegels highlights was bested by the mac. These amps power meters usually bounce between .6 and 6 watts and deliver. Ultimately I needed to turn the treble on the c49 to -2 db because the Blade uniq can overwhelm a room, but I recently heard the MA352 int driving a pair of Dali elikore11's and probably could have saved a lot of money going with that 200wpc int with a tube pre. |