rh67
Responses from rh67
| Is D for Dry? Class D... I do not see claims being made, but people expressing what they experience hands on there is a difference.The "correct speaker" applies to any amp regardless of class and not just class D. | |
| Is D for Dry? Class D... georgeYou do these drive by posts and really have nothing to add from first hand experience you form opinion from others opinions. Your stuck in the 80's and have not moved past. You really need to spend time listening to music instead of forums.I... | |
| Is D for Dry? Class D... davkobzaI know exactly where your coming from, i thought the same about Class D for over a decade listening to the so called latest and greatest.Like you the AGD's changed what i had thought of Class D in the most positive way. My music has never ... | |
| SET vs Push-Pull (Line Magnetic vs Primaluna) Venice Audio sells LM but i agree with the above, your speakers are not efficient enough. | |
| Impressions of AGD the Audion MKII Mono Amps Thanks Mike! | |
| AGD Audion GaN Class D In The House I’m enjoying my system more now than ever before since adding the Audion’s. They bring more enjoyment than any of my SET amps ever did and more. | |
| Impressions of AGD the Audion MKII Mono Amps I was able to hear the Audio and Vivace amps side by side not at my house but at THE SHOW last month. There is a difference between the Audion and Vivace it's difficult for me to put into words but the Vivace has what i would say is a mature natur... | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? earlflynnGood for you. Alberto is great to deal with and offers an in home trial. | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? Sad really sad. george is the type of member that keeps most manufactures from taking part on forums. There is always one bad apple and it's unfortunate.I stand by my experience that the AGD's drive Wilson 5.1 and XLF's superbly. I have close to 5... | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? georgeOnce again you know zero of what you say. I also do not desire to read your links. You fail to realize that at one time i owned a company that built speakers and have several US patents still in effect. Your one of those that wants to be a b... | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? It comes down to finding that great amplifier regardless of class. There are just ok class a, a/b and d amps just as there are great class a, a/b and d amps.Those making claims that there are no great class d amps have not experienced the best tha... | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? Stick with the facts. You claimed that i could not be getting good sound with my Class D and Wilson's claiming my Wilson's were hard to drive, don't muddy the waters. | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? Well..george has an MO of trying to cherry pick items to bolster his view.The Wilson speaker Sabrina X was not the Wilson in the conversation, he read in a rag that the X could give some amps issues and decides to bring it into the conversation bu... | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? Congratulation! | |
| Class D amps seem poised to take over. Then what? You keep mentioning Wilson's as being hard to drive, where does this come from? I have owned Wilson's from their beginning starting with the original Wamm's and i have never found them difficult to drive even using 300B tube amps. It seems that yo... |