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| SCHEMATIC FOR QUICKSILVER MS 190 Call Mike Sanders at Quicksilver. | |
| First round of auditions disappointing My only fear is that a "vintage" horn system (even though it's offered as a current model) might not provide sufficient detailInsufficient detail was never an issue in our system, in which we had modified 1977 La Scalas. Keep in mind that the spea... | |
| First round of auditions disappointing That's why I mentioned Green Mountain Audio. They do not sound like a box speaker, instead conveying the crack of energized music. A used pair of Continuum 3s would be in your budget range.Zu Definitions would also meet your requirements, but I do... | |
| Canadian Musicians If you want to hear some kick-butt, groovin' jazz, check out the Montreal group Les Projectionnistes The Wainwrights are personal favorites. Martha's voice is spine chilling.And how about them Barenaked Ladies? :-) | |
| First round of auditions disappointing Thanks for the info, Seadweller.I don't know how the upper end Totems sound, but I sure have been impressed with the Forests and the Arros. And this coming from a horn fan who finds most box speakers to sound too sequestered with respect to convey... | |
| First round of auditions disappointing Seadweller (do you frequently sell on Timezone, by the way?),Specifically which amp, cables & CD player are you using? Sorry for all of the questions, but it will help to recommend speakers that will fit your stated requirements.Also, you migh... | |
| First round of auditions disappointing 10+ threads into this, I for one am unclear as to what you want. A Klipsch? A Merlin? A giant killer from Asia? A full-range speaker? Planar, box, horn???? CES will help narrow the field, but it does so under conditions that do not mirror those th... | |
| First round of auditions disappointing Looking at the range of speakers discussed in your threads suggests that you really need to get out and listen to MANY speakers in order to narrow the field a bit.Like most people, you will probably come away from CES with a sense that 2 or 3 sys... | |
| The proverbial "giant killer" The top of the Wilson line of speakers are giant killers (IMO)At over $100K, I'd have to classify them as giants. Although if they drink the blood of the $1 million Kharma's, then I suppose you have a point. | |
| UPS doesn't just damage and lose Hi-end gear And rightly so I was to be worried. No damage to the outside of the box, but the amplifier glass was shattered, and it won't power on. Thanks, UPS...you're the greatest! | |
| The proverbial "giant killer" Giant Killers are actually Giants purchased used.Bingo. A bargain, as it were. | |
| UPS doesn't just damage and lose Hi-end gear You guys have me worried, because I'm waiting for an amp to be delivered any minute from UPS. With my luck, I'll open the box and find Mariah's fur coat instead. | |
| Audio Icon/Idol - Who would you like to meet? First, I would like to stand over the shoulder of Antonio Stradivari as he works.And from the modern era, I would like to have a chat with Mark Levinson. For the same reason Aball mentioned about Dave Wilson, I'd love to find out more about the mi... | |
| The proverbial "giant killer" My question is, are speakers from the likes of Swans and Triangle truly “giant killer” products that are being overlooked by audiophiles for unjustified reasons?I've not heard Swans. I've heard Triangle speakers on several occasions. With the righ... | |
| For all of you X fans I'd forgotten about Viggo & Exene connection, from which came a son .The first time I saw X was in a club only a few blocks from where we saw Exene last night. That was 24 years ago. While singing, I think she actually displayed even more ene... |