mapman
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| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? REb,I did consider a hybrid integrated recently when upgrading and looking for a taste of tubes. The Unisons were high on my list. I suspect the Unico does quite well with 100s.BTW, I think current is a bigger factor with the larger Walsh drivers ... | |
| Best set up for 78's ? Anyone tried this digital solution where you play the 78s at 45 rpm and let the software program do the cleanup and conversion?http://www.dak.com/reviews/2020story78.cfm?Ref=G&PM=78Con&type=GSrch&Srh=78_rpm_turnable&gclid=CMWC7O7Oo... | |
| Best set up for 78's ? I could use a recommendation also for a specific inexpensive rig I could add to my system to play back some old 78s that have been in my family for years? I already have the CD recorder I need to get them to CD from there, just need something to h... | |
| Maggies with no Sub: Fantastic surprise " If you run your main speaker full range you are giving up what many feel is the greatest benefit of SW use...cleaning up the midrange."I plug the ports on my Triangle Titus 202s in order to get a smoother integration with the M&K sub I use i... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Foster_9,Yes, not uncommon with integrateds. More juice and bigger transformers produces more EMF that can create noise in nearby low level pre-amp sections, especially phono pre-amp sections. Though I don't think integrated amps are optimal for t... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Guys,I know this has been covered here and elsewhere prior, but just a reminder that more watts will let you go louder but current is key to delivering smooth tonal balance top to bottom at low to typical listening levels in particular with the OH... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Joek,Sounds like a reasonable approach. My gut tells me that your Mac integrated is OK for the Walshes but that you will find you can do much better. The Walshes need current in addition to watts and most integrated tend to compromise in that area... | |
| Why is the price of new tonearms so high Johnny, yeah, like most labels, I've heard some good and not so good dynaflex recordings. It just seems as if a quality recording became more hit and miss in general towards the 70s as things headed more towards cost rather than quality control. I... | |
| Why is the price of new tonearms so high "Use RCA Dynaflexes...."Wasn't RCA's move to Dynaflex the event that signaled the downfall of vinyl back in the day?Nice to know they are good for something!!! | |
| Can we objectively rate speaker cables? No.That would require quantitative measurements that I do not think exist.We can offer subjective opinions though. | |
| Why is the price of new tonearms so high The cynic in me says its because vinyl is trendy and you can get some really good sounding digital for a lot less if you prefer. | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Actually, now over $30000 pair, up $10000 from last year.Yikes is right!Apparently, people are buying them and they were quite ear catching both times I've heard them. Transient attack was one of the best I've heard, yet they seemed relatively eas... | |
| Cat friendly or actually unfriendly speaker Yeah, practically, don't let a cat run your life. Just give kitty a really nice and accessible scratching post in another room. If he goes where cats were not meant to be, a water spray bottle is the best solution. He'll probably put two and two t... | |
| Cat friendly or actually unfriendly speaker YOu can put a plant or something on top of a pair of OHM Walshes with no ill sonic effects and keep the cat from jumping on top with covers on. Refurbed OHm Walshes with the older pyramidal shaped cabinets might prove challenging for Mr Jinx to kn... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Marty,Have you ever heard the Magico Minis?Cost aside, these always leave an impression with me when I hear them and was interested in your take on them if you have? |