ozzy62
Responses from ozzy62
| Klipsch La Scala replacement? @outrider I’d hardly call that a review. | |
| Not sure what to think or do... Who would buy either Klipsch or Wharfdale speakers in the first place. Maybe for home theater. What an asinine statement. | |
| Klipsch La Scala replacement? If you really like your Lascalas, most other designs will fall short of the performance horns bring to the table. I’d suggest taking a look at the Forte IV. | |
| Preamp with two volume controls? I thought SVS subs had remote volume control? | |
| Potential upgrade path… Room treatment can be a good thing. But you’ll never get decent performance from any system with the speakers less than five feet apart. Room treatment won’t solve that issue. | |
| Potential upgrade path… So sounds like your 35k would be better invested elsewhere. How about a super high end headphone rig? | |
| Potential upgrade path… If that’s the best you can do for speaker placement, you’d be wasting your money. Hate to be a party pooper, but that’s the way I see it. | |
| Acoustic Suspension sound in 2020? secretguy 1,181 posts 12-18-2022 at 04:59pm Horns are for Elk. Once again, this guy lets us in on how clueless he really is… | |
| Pure Class-A Amp under $2000 (USED) The Aegir will double power into four ohms when used as a stereo amp. As monoblocks, 80 watts into 8 ohms. Not recommended for a four ohm load as monos. The OP might get by with his 6 ohm SF, but I’d reach out to Schiit and ask. | |
| Pure Class-A Amp under $2000 (USED) I agree with the Aegir recommendation. However, you can only use them as monoblocks if the impedance is a nominal 8 ohms. Your speakers are 6 ohms so it’s not advisable. | |
| 3 Level, 40-44" wide, Well built for Isolation-Gear Stand-Where/Who? https://butcherblockacoustics.com/ This is what I recommend. | |
| Bad Cornwall IV? Cornwalls deserve better than an Anthem digital processor. Look to tubes, therein lies your answer…. | |
| Bad Cornwall IV? You call that an upgrade? | |
| Lost it to Black Friday! Ordered it! Just keep in mind that most integrated amps, especially budget models, use cheap alps pots for attenuation. This is a bottleneck for sound quality. The attenuator isn’t everything, but it’s a big thing. | |
| Klipsch Speakers Current Heritage Klipsch speakers are anything but bright. If these are giving you trouble, look to your room or associated equipment. |