pdreher
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| Thought My Harbeth M40.1's Were Forever Speakers - Guess Not @snackeyp Have the 40.2's arrived? If yes, can you share your comparison to the 40.1's? | |
| Sound Anchors Floor Bases I used Sound Anchor cradle bases with a pair of Silverline Sonata's and they did the trick. I currently use their 14" four post stands with Harbeth M-40.1's. Bullet proof product and highly recommended. | |
| Choosing an new used amp I've owned both amps and preferred the MC275 MK V by sizeable margin. | |
| Thought My Harbeth M40.1's Were Forever Speakers - Guess Not @snackeyp Any regrets going from tubes to a class D amp? Every time I'm attempted to go back to SS, I regretted it and have stuck with tube amps for the last several years. I hear good things about Lyngdorf, just don't feel the need or urge to c... | |
| Thought My Harbeth M40.1's Were Forever Speakers - Guess Not As a fellow 40.1 owner, I selfishly hope the 40.2's are underwhelming in comparison... however, based upon feedback from shows and reviews, I think you'll be very happy. I'm interested to hear your comparison of the two speakers. | |
| You went from Harbeth P3's to Compact 7's, and... There's a nice pair of Spendor SP-100R's on US Audiomart for $3,800 (with stands) that I would jump on if I were in the market for speakers under $6K. | |
| Looking for a small tube amp (possibly integrated tube amp)... low power, nice sound Ditto on the Music Reference RM-10. I | |
| Why do Harbeth speakers have such a cult following I've owned SHL5's (non plus version) and am on my 2nd go-around with 40.1's. 40.1's... full bodied, refined, smooth, organic with a lot of "meat on the bones". Not an exciting speaker, but one you can melt into your seat with, relax and spend ... | |
| Need Some Tube Amp Advice Quicksilver Mid Mono's, Music Reference RM10. | |
| Most annoying song, period. "My Sharona" by The Knack. | |
| How many amps do you own? I've owned multiple amps before, but found I typically just used my favorite of the amps owned at any given time. I still flirt with the idea of adding a solid state amp to the mix to get a different flavor vs. tubes. Too many home improvement... | |
| Rip CD’s to ? Let us know how the Roon Nucleus works out for you. | |
| Music Reference RM-200 There's also an RM9 MK2 listed by TMR with vintage Siemens EL34 tubes for $2,499 (can probably negotiate down to $2,250). I have the RM9 MK2 and have success with both RAM EL34's and GL KT88's. Great amp and a great value! I've owned many tube... | |
| Rip CD’s to ? I have a Bluesound Vault and it's ok, but the sound quality from ripped CD's is lacking compared to CD's played on my Audio Aero CD player. I recommend you research Innuos ZEN MK3 servers ($2,600). I don't own one, but they seem to be popular. ... | |
| Again the topic of weight of amps Music Reference RM9 MKII is a classic tube amp, weighing in at 60 Lbs and works with a variety of tubes (EL34, KT66, KT77, KT88 and KT90). Can be found on the used market for $2.5K, give or take. I've had mine for about three years and have no i... |