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| Conrad Johnson vs. McIntosh Tube Gear Thank you, Arthur. I have decided to do precisely as you advised since the price of a 275 is so reasonable. I'll pair it with a C2200 tube preamp and have less than $9,000 list in the combination brand new. I was very tempted to buy vintage Mac tu... | |
| Conrad Johnson vs. McIntosh Tube Gear Thanks for your advice Downunder. I listen primarily to itunes through a Wavelength Cosecant and secondarily to a Rega Saturn CD player; never vinyl (after growing up in the '60s I have no desire to deal with cartridges/tonearms/platters/suspensio... | |
| Conrad Johnson vs. McIntosh Tube Gear Is there one brand whose current gear's house sound is considered the most warm? | |
| Conrad Johnson vs. McIntosh Tube Gear I initiated this thread and sincerely appreciate the advice of my fellow enthusiasts. My current electronics are Quicksilver Triode monoblocks (6C33C version) controlled by the Quicksilver line stage preamp. I am very happy with the sound of this ... | |
| panel speaker purchase Mrtennis, I have owned Apogees for the past 15 years (Slant 6s, Studio Grands) and was very satisfied until listening to a pair of Ambience Reference 1600 ribbon hybrids ($12,900) last year. They are 96 db efficient, easy to drive, and can play ve... | |
| Anyone else heard the Quicksilver Triode Amps? Cost. Mike Sanders felt that the cost to make the Triodes was too high; mainly due to the 6C33C tubes. | |
| Anyone else heard the Quicksilver Triode Amps? I have owned a pair of Quicksilver Triodes for about a year now and am very impressed. Lots of punch, lots of inner detail, but I agree with Peter S, they are a bit on the bright side right out of the box. YOU MUST REPLACE THE FACTORY TUBES WITH V... |