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| PASS LABS XA-30.5 vs XA-60.5 No worries, Audiofeil. We don't have to agree. In any event, I also find the xa-30.5 to be a great amp. | |
| PASS LABS XA-30.5 vs XA-60.5 Mr. Audiofeil,Some caution is needed when reading your very decisive recommendation. With regards to Aliens,if you call business marketing an area 51 theory, than maybe I made a wrong use of the word "shrewd". | |
| PASS LABS XA-30.5 vs XA-60.5 I've been following this thread for quite some time. Let me first say that I am a very happy owner of an xa-30.5 - great amp with my 94db speakers. To me, Audiofeil's statement clearly sounds like a dealer trying to aim for the sweetest price poin... | |
| Why are people selling there Marantz pm-11s1's? well, that's great. Enjoy. I have had the Pm11s1 for a while now and just loves it. | |
| Why are people selling there Marantz pm-11s1's? I do not know why so many people are selling, because...I just bought one. I was willing to pay more for a super integrated or a power amp, but made up my mind after listening to the level of refinement that this amp is capable of. | |
| Review: Mcintosh MT10 Turntable not just yet...still working on revovating an old Garrard 301... | |
| Review: Mcintosh MT10 Turntable Thanks for submitting this review. I was very curious to learn more about the Mac TT. It's good to know that you liked it.However, comparing a 1200 TT to one that costs many times more, is a bit unproportional... | |
| Review: Threshold 400a Amplifier Hi RlockI didn't quite understand what you meant by your post- who were you criticizing? | |
| phono stage break in? Dan_ed, Nsgarch, RauliruegasI really do appreciate the time your took to explain it to me. I used to be a firm non-believer in break in phenomena, until I recapped my preamp (ns-10). When I first got it it sounded awful, dry with decreased dynamic... | |
| phono stage break in? Nsgarch- thanks for your response. However, I am not sure that I agree with it, and I think that by just turning the unit on for as long as needed (without even an input cable plugged in), you are basically achieving the same goal...and, based on ... | |
| phono stage break in? This one is not a rebutal by any way, just a question: Well...what about NOT using anything and just keeping the phono preamp on for a while. Does someone have any evidence that this by any means yields inferior results than buying a $20 CD ? | |
| Review: Sunfire Symphonic Reference Preamplifier Well, I had two of them....I think that's about enough to influence one's opinion. I'm glad that your SRP is good with no problems whatsoever. Enjoy! | |
| Review: Sunfire Symphonic Reference Preamplifier btw my system included a various cd/dvd (rega planet, sony cd/sacd, dvp-ns725s, ead 7000 mkIII), CJ sa-250 and reference 3a's Dulcets. My SRP frustrations ended when I traded it for a 25 year old ns-10 (the first threshold preamp). | |
| Review: Sunfire Symphonic Reference Preamplifier I actually tried the MF tube (x10 v3) at various points in the system (i.e. before the preamp, in a processor loop and between the pre and the amp)- it did result in "fuller sound" (slightly better midrange) but the dynamics became even weaker. | |
| Review: Sunfire Symphonic Reference Preamplifier Two remarks:1. But why did I keep it for so long? Well, one reason beside money is that it DOES have a wonderful midrange- I can't take that from the SRP. 2. My appologies about the "Compared to the classic tube preamp, the SRP was quickly withdra... |