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| Hale Rev 3s One more thing: I'm driving the Rev 3s - for the moment - with an Antique Sound Labs 30-watt Class A integrated. It sounds okay, but obviously, when it hits crescendos, is less articulate than it could be. I've replaced the driver tubes - that was... | |
| Hale Rev 3s jrd:I'm interested in what wattage you think would be appropriate for the Hales. What factor would make the 200 watt amps unsuitable? I know the Hales drop to 4 ohm between 50-600 range. I've already spoken to Tash at Divertech and he seemed to be... | |
| Why my system has detail but no body & warm vocal? When a system sounds "thin," it means that there is a lack of body in the upper bass and lower midrange, which contribute to the fullness of voices and instrumental texture.The first place to start is at the beginning. My experience with Rotel gea... | |
| The truth about interconnects - can you handle it? Tazuser, I agree with your statements. I believe that the capacitance influences the signal that emerges at the output.My experience is not scientific, per se. I was a reviewer at one time and it seemed that the lower capacitance cables allowed mo... | |
| Review: Transparent Music Wave Super Speaker cable I also like the Transparent speaker cable.I'm most familiar with the Reference Series speaker cables.The only thing that you might want to look out for is that the Transparent (circa 1996) removes some texture from images, and puts a kind of "forc... |