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| Can you live with your current speaker until you die? A very thought provoking question. After many years of searching I've found my speaker (or line of speakers). The speaker must be tonally neutral so that voices and instruments sound correct and not altered in some strange way. The speaker must al... | |
| A Discussion About What Level Of Analog To Stop At With regard to the level of analog you should stop at, I would offer one thought. So many turntables and arms simply trade one sonic value for another. The question to ask is "does a given turntable and arm offer something unique in terms of techn... | |
| Best Full-Function Preamplifier I would recommend the Mola Mola Makua preamp. It can be purchased as a line stage or with a phono stage and/or a DAC stage. The beautiful thing about this preamp is that it is super transparent, neutral and very dynamic. The cherry on the top is t... | |
| Looking for Turntable Reccomendations I would recommend most highly that you consider purchasing a Kronos turntable. The Kronos Sparta turntable may be a bit more than the other recommendations offered here on AudiogoN, but the Kronos turntables are truly in a league by themselves. If... | |
| Class D amps that are superior to all or most? The finest amplifiers I've experienced, that utilize class-D circuitry, are clearly the Mola Mola. The Genesis of their amplifiers (and other components as well) resides with the engineer who created the UCD module and the N-Core module. Understan... | |
| Speaker recommendations :-) There's a discussion elsewhere on AudiogoN that discusses the perfect speaker. An interesting exercise, and confusing when the adjectives start flying with no description of the meaning of the words. First, a speaker should do no harm. In other w... | |
| What would your "perfect speaker" sound like. An interesting exercise, and confusing when the adjectives start flying with no description of the meaning of the words. First, a speaker should do no harm. In other words, it shouldn't change the sound (especially instruments), in any way, that ... |