perazzi28
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Balanced Preamp recommendations up to $5,500 The Sutherland N-1 may be a bit out of your price range but not by much and it is strictly single ended. Maybe the best preamplifier on the planet. Check out the following links:http://sutherlandengineering.com/products/n1/Owners Manual http://ww... | |
Bi Wire vs Speaker Jumpers I am using Kimber Bifocal X with WBT CU locking bananas on both ends. Wilson Benesch Loudspeakers include a set of their proprietary jumpers but I elected to bi-wire from the beginning. Simply heaven and I don't believe that I wasted my $$. I do... | |
Shopping for Interconnects I would take exception to recommending the Belden 89289 or the 1505f.Even after trying the much lauded 8402 they all fell short of the 9259! Very highly recommended. | |
aluminum platter vs Acrylic not what I thought Arguably, the best record mat is: http://hifigem.com/rcc-record-mat.htmlby George Merrill. Not expensive and accomplishes the task. Don't worry what it is sitting on. | |
For tube sound, which is more important: preamp or power amp? Many meaningful contributions presented. In my experience I have discovered that finding a great preamplifier a daunting task. Let's face it, if your preamplifier can't resolve the micro-details/dynamics along with the other obvious positive qual... | |
Worked Backwards and Would like to Hear Suggestions on Speakers Don't discount Wilson-Benesch among the other suggestions. Check them out, as they receive many top awards at shows and quite a few "jaw-dropping" responses in my listening room! | |
Ayre KX-R or PS Audio BHK Pre I sincerely hope you are a satisfied. Give it a 100 hours or so before you come to any conclusions. Happy listening! | |
Ayre KX-R or PS Audio BHK Pre IMO that is a very limited selection. You would do very well to check out the Sutherland Engineering N1 preamplifier. After I auditioned the Ayre in my system I purchased the N1. Check it out, you won't be disappointed. | |
Switching to solid state amp? A couple of thoughts:SS amps have some realistic advantages. None are created equally and specifications are really no indicator of sound quality or sound characteristics. Much of the time the Loudspeakers that are mated with a particular amplifie... | |
Hum problem Addendum to my previous post above.**Important consideration when using a cheater plug to float the ground on any component.Many cheater plugs are polarized. You must eliminate the polarized lugs so you can change the orientation of the plug. One ... | |
Hum problem Couple of tips:1) Try using only 1 outlet for all of your components. Obviously using a multiple outlet strip that can accommodate everything and is rated at 20 amps. Insure that the outlet is dedicated if you can.2) Experiment floating the ground... | |
Preamp The 4 preamplifiers that you mention may well be satisfactory. I urge you to explore the Sutherland Engineering model N1 preamplifier. I have been living with mine since January. I wouldn't let it out of my system for anything. It simply gets out ... | |
What do you consider the most musical speakers—$15000 & under You can find a Geometry Series Wilson-Benesch loudspeaker to satisfy your needs, both regarding price & sound. http://wilson-benesch.com/geometry-series.htmlSimply exquisite.Happy Hunting | |
Which Monitor Speakers to Consider +1 for the Wilson-Benesch Vertex loudspeakers. Incredible at any volume. They are easy to live with. Striking visually as well. Yes they are revealing of everything upstream.Happy hunting | |
Why do turntables sound different? "danvignau"Are you really serious? Placing everything but the speakers in a different room is ludicrous and extremely impractical. Actually, I am sorry to have even responded. Please relocate to planet earth. |