corelli
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| Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers Ah, now the flies are really feasting on what they love the best. | |
| Getting into vinyl for the first time Suggest enjoying what you have for a bit before you hop on board the upgrade train. For your given setup, sounds like you made some good changes. My small vinyl collection is approaching 50 yrs of age! Half a century. Still sounds great. I alwa... | |
| Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers @audioman58 you sound a bit like a woman scorned. Please call B&W, Magico, whoever, and ask them for details on components in their crossovers. Good luck. Then expect something in return for "redesigning" their crossovers. Oh brother. You f... | |
| Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers @thecarpathian Appreciate your clarification. But understand how that simple statement is taken by others to suggest there are a bunch of unhappy Tekton owners out there trying to dump their speakers. That's not the case at all. | |
| Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers @ 2psyop Exactly. There are a smaller number of "members" whose primary objective is to inflame and stir the pot. | |
| Burn your power cables in PROPERLY with Haglabs Frycorder Well written responses to the naysayer community. Keeping an open mind is more often a virtue than not. | |
| Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers +1 for what?? Someone who can't count. The Tekton critics really are a special group. | |
| Covers for racks to keep dust off? No need to mock the OP. He wants to take care of his gear. Unhelpful sarcastic comments like this, especially to a new member, are so inappropriate. Matt, there is an outfit that makes custom covers as noted above. My wife custom made some cheap... | |
| Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers Gotta love these Tekton threads. They all go the same way. Starts out civil and then the flies all catch a whiff and gather. Then disparaging remarks from members who have never heard the speaker but "know" it doesn't sound any good and even if... | |
| Overkill for small room My first audio room was small like yours--13x15 feet. Here is what worked great in that room: Speakers were pulled off the front wall about 6 feet and then 2 feet from the side walls and toed in to the listening chair which was just off of the r... | |
| TAS. The Absolute Sound? LOL! Good observation. I'll recheck my measurements and my butt cheeks. | |
| What do you like to see included in a manufacturer's website? All the above plus info on service. Where, cost, expected turn around time. | |
| TAS. The Absolute Sound? @tonywinga You would like my listening room. Check it out. I strove for perfect symmetry in the name of maxing out imaging. The part you would really like is the custom DIY cabling--no mess there. Now the stacks of CD's next to my chair---that... | |
| SEEKING ADVICE: Which component would you upgrade first? GIven the enjoyment you receive from your old and new LP’s, protect them and upgrade your cartridge and turntable. With budget considerations in mind, I would then look for a newer used integrated amplifier. Finally, you can upgrade your speakers.... | |
| Advice and recommendations needed for a turntable rig... Good suggestion regarding the old Dual table. Perhaps of sentimental value as well. I had a Dual 1219 that I just finished restoring. (An old neighbor set this out for trash pickup!! It sat in my basement for over 20 years and I finally made so... |