dekay
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| Which came first, the chicken or the egg So $50K is for the pre/pro and transport alone and perhaps cabling (7 mono blocks are listed in the other thread as well as the speakers)? Also what of the screen and projector or monitor which needs to match the electronics? I have read lately of... | |
| Upper Midrange Glare problem The glare could be caused by any of the above or a combination of them. Something cheap ($3-$4) to try would be to pick up a small piece of wool felt at a fabric shop along with some double sided tape. Cut rings out of the felt to go around the tw... | |
| Which came first, the chicken or the egg fascinating | |
| Which came first, the chicken or the egg JThunders: What Whatjd is saying is that Blob had a new system 24 hours before he started this thread (in which he does not now have a system). Here today, gone tomorrow. Get it now? | |
| Space-Tech preamp review Yes Kelly, let's play all of those off the S-T and the Foreplay as well. Maybe we can get Robert Klein to deliver "every preamp ever made" to our door if the offer is still going. Remember the "every album ever recorded" bit? | |
| Space-Tech preamp review Turbo: Excellent. Kitch at this site is putting one (the Foreplay) together as well, I just remembered. My local friend is condsidering the Foreplay with the little ASL Wave mono blocks for an office system. The QA-113 Vs the Foreplay will be a gr... | |
| Space-Tech preamp review Kubla: Yes, I would be interested in trying to run the Audion 300B through it when I put together another set of the OTA IC's (right now I am short on IC's). Thanks for the offer. Perhaps we can get together over here later on and/or even share a ... | |
| Space-Tech preamp review Wow, I did not realize that you were so close. Please keep us informed on his other products. | |
| How to kill 2 birds with 1 stone I don't know about wall placement, but perhaps horn loaded speakers would be something to look into, unless you have gobs of power (they will give you definition at both high and low listening levels, though not the best bass response unless you s... | |
| Space-Tech preamp review Turbo: Glad you like the preamp in your setup. I was able to audition Kublakahn's entry level S-T preamp ($300) and was very impressed with what I heard. Did you have a chance to listen to any of Albert's digital gear (either a transport or DAC)? ... | |
| Sakura Systems OTA Cable Kit Thanks Sam: I like his initials, they are kind of catchy. | |
| Sakura Systems OTA Cable Kit I am not familiar with the Daruma II's. Is there a website with info on them? Unlimited roll is somewhat of a problem for me in CA, but now that I am using a traditional rack I can put up guard rails of a sort. | |
| This ever happen to you? Kubla: Whatever you do, don't touch the cabling. The ear "thing" is a much safer route. | |
| "Pace", it's importance for enjoyment? Viggen makes a very good point about the low frequencies. I have a hunch that all frequencies effect PRAT. I have noticed in the past that some of the signal tubes that I use which have anomalies (dips and peaks in roughly the 60hz-300hz range) al... | |
| Bookshelf speakers for Linn Classik? Jeff: I would stick with Linn speakers as they sound good with rock (other music as well) and have the advantage of being able to image when placed as close as 6" to the wall. The Kans are less expensive and good, but the Tukans are better. $500 i... |