larryrosen
Responses from larryrosen
| Here we go again ... driving B&W N802s I have evloved to a Mcintosh 352 and it has opened up the 802's enormous potential. High Current. High power. Team this with a good tube pre-amp, and you will be very happy | |
| Granite audio speaker cable no one has anything to offer? | |
| MF A300cr or A3.2cr for my Monitor Silver 9i I would go with whatever costs more. The golden rule in Audio is if it cost more, it sounds better. If you need extra cash to make it happen, live in a smaller house. | |
| What's your profession? Age? I am a 44 year old producer for ESPN, but I've had the bug since high school. I have a severe case of upgradeitis, but it usally passes and I am dormant for a year or 2. My 2 channel system retails for about 24k, but I usualy purchase used here on... | |
| Best amp for B&W 802 speakers I have just upgraded from a CJMF2500, 240 watts, to a Mcintosh 353, 350 watts. The extra power has unleashed the speakers. Deeper bass, a more musical delivery and a beautiful sound stage. My pre-amp is a CJ Premier 10 and this combo is terrific. ... | |
| Personal speaker evolution started with a company called canon, 3 way bookshelfsold the whole system to by Koss cross fire floor units, anyone remember them?Dalquist DQM-9Infinity Reference IIaB&W N803B&W N802 | |
| Personal amp evolution 40 watt onkyo reciever for college in 197880 watt yamaha reciever, sleek silver with tiny red led's 1979250 watt hafler 500, with a carver z-coupler to use the yamaha as a pre 1981Conrad Johnson MF2500 1999Mcintosh c352 2004 | |
| mixing tube and solid state amps That is what I thought I would do. What is the right way to do this? Isn't just as simple as using the binding post's on my speakers? What am I missing here. What are the advantages to adding an active cross-over, over using the speakers? |