jimmy2615
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Help Please recommend a 5ch amp around $2000 The Cary Cinema 5 can be had for more than your 2k but not much more (used) - I replaced some very nice 2 channel products with the Cary and I honestly can not believe how good it is. | |
Need integrated for Tyler linbrook Signature I've mated the same speakers with the McIntosh MA6900, Mac separates, Bel Canto and Cary SS separates, and the orginal Rowland Concentra, and to this day I greatly miss the Rowland - it was a magical combo (I'd think about going back if I wasn't d... | |
Rel Strata III versus Rel Britannia B3 Addressing the B series vs. ST series question of your post, when I bought my B1 the dealer told me that REL says the B3 actually falls performance-wise between the Storm and the Stadium. Hard to believe, but that's what he said. Second, since I h... | |
Which processor? Linn, Rotel, Outlaw, Meridian? I don't understand why people buy processors instead of a really good MCh preamp combined with the digital player of your choice which will have all the processing in it. It saves you the digital cables, and more importantly you can buy a preamp t... | |
Jeff Rowland Concerto or Simaudio i7 integrated? I have not heard the Sim, but I have had the Tyler Linbrook monitors with McIntosh separates and the MA6900 integrated, a Cary/Bel Canto combo (no tubes), and the original Rowland Concentra, and to this day I have not heard such a magical combinat... | |
Best Home Theater Amp I have only heard Piega speakers but owned Aerials - if you get the Aerials be sure to get a good high powered amp. In the last two years I have moved from 2 channel to 5 channel (mainly for music, but I also use it for HT) and currently enjoy the... | |
Musical Fidelity and Sonus Grand Piano too bright. GHunter - thank you for clarifying your response. Yes, I do not have any experience with that equipment. And I have had electronics that sounded really awful. The poster (tghooper) mentions nothing about his room, so I couldn't know if he has his... | |
Musical Fidelity and Sonus Grand Piano too bright. GHunter - there's more to it than what you say. The point not to adjust your room to the equipment (and forget about cables - I never mentioned them) I agree with and am not advocating. Most importantly, my point is that if you have a crappy room,... | |
Advice about warm, gentle speakers... Tyler linbrook Monitors...easy to drive, can go loud without strain, and with a tweeter that never sounds harsh. | |
Musical Fidelity and Sonus Grand Piano too bright. So far no one has mentioned the room possibility as a problem. If you did not have this brightness problem before in the same room but with different equipment then maybe it is the speakers or components. But, I have found any given set up to soun... | |
Ayre C-5xe or the CJ McCormack UDP1 Deluxe? Isn't the Atkinson reference listed above talking about the orginal UDP? HiFi+ issue 44 has a review comparing the original UDP with the new CJ UDP (or "CJE"). They say very favorable things about the new machine. But I do not have much experience... | |
Subwoofer reccomendations Yes, well, if you are moving up to a big room than I can imagine the Stadium would be a player. Good luck...someday I'll have to check out ACI ! By the way, in re-reading your earlier post from today asking about the B3 compared to the Stadium, I ... | |
Subwoofer reccomendations Hi Phoenix, I wrote up a post about the REL 'B' series because there was not much available, look me up here on A-gon and see my post. That said, for your room size go with the Strata or B3; either should do it. The stadium would be overkill. I wi... | |
Used universal player I'll just add in negative response -- there was a Yamaha unit (don't recall the model) that retailed for $400 about 2 years ago and the Sensible Sound magazine gave it very favorable reviews. I owned it. It was OK for video picture quality, but ot... | |
Full Range Speakers for a Small Listening Room Best bet is a two-way monitor that you love with a good subwoofer... the hardest part with a small room is the mid-bass and bass, and with careful positioning from the wall of the loudspeakers and dialing in of the lower bass with the sub you can ... |