dsassano
Responses from dsassano
| "Super Rectifier" In my integrated (Line Magnetic 519IA) replacing the stock 5ar4 rectifier has had, by far, the most beneficial effect - not the output, driver, or the signal tubes. | |
| "Super Rectifier" Heck, you've come closer to addressing my question than most of the others. (Come to think of it, rectifier does sound vaguely anatomical, and not necessarily in a good way). | |
| "Super Rectifier" Yep, that's what I was referring to. | |
| "Super Rectifier" rodman99999 - you're right, of course. In all things audio, it seems one can only find out for certain by trying. But I find the sound of the Philips 5R4GYS so satisfying I'm not terribly motivated to bother. | |
| Classical Music for Aficionados I'm very fond of Philips orchestral recordings from the 1970's, especially those recorded in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. They are a near-perfect blend of both the recording and musical arts. Some favorites include those with Colin Davis inclu... | |
| Line Magnetic 219ia vs Mc225 I have a Line Magnetic 518IA 845 integrated and Tyler Acoustics Pro Dynamic PD80's (101 db sensitivity). From a listening position approximately 8 feet away I've had no noise issues whatsoever, even with the amp plugged directly into a wall outle... |