dave_b
Responses from dave_b
| Upgrade from my Modwright KWA 100SE Same amp basically so not much point | |
| Am I using the right speaker cables? Room first. Nordost are for the hearing impaired. Tube amps with those speakers can tend to thin out the bass a bit as well since they are 4ohms through most of their range. MIT cables will unleash the dynamics, warmth and bass while offering c... | |
| Help me upgrade my speakers? Totem Forest will blow you away...you will be immersed in holographic heaven with dynamics and extension that will exceed any but the largest rooms! The Signatures are even more sublime. If price is a main factor and room is small anyway, the Ha... | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money After participating in these threads for awhile it strikes me that a majority of those offering advice are simply justifying their own bias toward a given topic. It is kinda sad and dysfunctional at the same time. Know one is really listening...th... | |
| Which material sounds better for speakers construction? Wood, Ply or MDF? Who gives a fig anyway...the best speakers I ever heard were a Bozak B-313b bookshelf speakers. Great drivers and crossovers in a plywood veneered whatever box. Didn’t care, they were unbelievably musical and dynamic and did justice to all kinds... | |
| Which material sounds better for speakers construction? Wood, Ply or MDF? Forest Signatures! | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money Some people can in fact not hear! | |
| Which material sounds better for speakers construction? Wood, Ply or MDF? I use my ears! | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money For almost all cables I would agree, except MIT. They have seriously improved signal transmission technology in their recent offerings. Most cables have slight variances in performance, but anytime I have used MIT cables, everything just sounded... | |
| Which material sounds better for speakers construction? Wood, Ply or MDF? Ok maybe dunking them in water or putting them in a kiln would cause the Totem’s to change their sonic character. | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money I get the self help, group therapy thing going on here but unless your deaf, getting even lower level MIT cables can offer truly amazing results. As I said, The Cable Co. let’s you try before you buy ! | |
| Narrowed to 3: 802D3, Sopra 3, Reference 3 I have owned many, many, many cables from both ends of the spectrum ($400 looms to $30k looms). What I have found, is that MIT cables have consistently allowed my system(s) to sound their best. They deliver everything they claim, but most of all... | |
| Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money As an idiot, all I can say is that I have owned many, many, many cables from both ends of the spectrum. What I have found, is that MIT cables have consistently allowed my system(s) to sound their best. They deliver everything they claim, but mos... | |
| Speakers under $5000 maintained a reputation for quality sound over the last 15 years. Totem | |
| Which material sounds better for speakers construction? Wood, Ply or MDF? Ok Helomech the great...protector of things absolute! Within the normal standards of cabinet design, Totem makes their speakers far less susceptible to various environmental conditions. Their crossovers are special by virtue of quality and toler... |