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| 1st full tube amp Oldchen EL34 I agree with the Quicksilver amp recommendation! The Horn Mono amps are great. Mike | |
| Why not? +1 @gs5556 | |
| Ideal power cord lengths? @audioman58 Wrote: what truly counts are the end connection points , here purity copper with gold,silver or rhodium over the copper , with ,not brass which is bright and no where good of a conductor. I agree. One of the reasons I eliminated t... | |
| Ideal power cord lengths? @oliver_reid +1 | |
| Looking for Speaker Recommendations Any thoughts? Thanks. JBL 4349's Mike https://upscaleaudio.com/products/jbl-4349-2-way-studio-monitor-loudspeaker-each | |
| Any favorites for cosmetics/design/how a product looks? Audio just for looks. For me the JBL Paragon speaker. Mike https://www.audioheritage.org/html/profiles/jbl/paragon.htm | |
| Ideal power cord lengths? Ideal power cord lengths? My two monoblock amplifiers sound fantastic without power cords. That said, I did an AC mains tweak eliminating the power cord and wall plug from my two monoblock amps, by installing the female IEC C13 plug onto the di... | |
| Recommendation for low to normal level listening a 13.5' x 21' x 8' room @lorenc1, Klipsch Cornwall IV speakers. Mike | |
| Perspective system advise needed. @hoping Wrote: Thanks, roxy54. I am a non-native speaker, and in my native language, there is one letter for one sound. Russians joke that when brits write: Manchester, they read: Liverpool. Jokes aside, I wondered whether you could provide me w... | |
| Audiophile Jargon Demonstrated @tablejockey +1 I agree 😎 Mike | |
| Schiit's solid-state 6SN7 @harpo75, I think you're right. Mike | |
| Brass versus copper binding posts @ljgerens, Thank you for the explanation. 😎 Mike | |
| Brass versus copper binding posts @ljgerens Wrote: Silver does not prevent corrosion. The company below disagrees: Mike https://www.ganpatiengineering.com/silver-coated-copper-wire-round.html | |
| Schiit's solid-state 6SN7 @hilde45 Wrote: Whatever this product is, specifically, there are a number of things that are true about Schiit -- they try new things, they don't lie, and they don't take themselves too seriously. Their stuff is well made and they have good cus... | |
| To truly enjoy this hobby, I need to learn electronics. Any book recs? Forget about books aimed at audiophiles, like the one by Robert Harley; that’s not technical information, it’s hi-fi consumer advice. I agree! Mike |