robertc_f
Responses from robertc_f
| Old and New-- adding Rel s510 or 812 Sub to heritage (older) McIntosh system-- Worth it? Thank you yogiboy and bigtwin-- I agree with you both in the sense that I will only buy a Rel unit that I can listen to and then return if unsatisfied. Your comments are very helpful in that regard. I certainly don't want to "mess up" a good thi... | |
| Best set-up under $20K I agree with upgrading the streaming end of things. One thing to put out there--I recently purchased a Bluesound Node X and have been extremely happy with it in my heritage McIntosh system (2125 amp, C28 pre amp, Mc XR 5 speakers). It is a more ... | |
| Moving on a sailboat - bookshelf speakers? Sounds fun- I’m a sailor as well (Beneteau 411). I have been extremely happy with the original Kef LS50W in a small room (10 x 11) with Isoacoustics Aparta stands (stands take performance up an entire level). Not sure if in your smaller space ho... | |
| patricia barber - diana krall - holly cole Echoing a couple responses earlier, a recent visit to a Diana Krall concert recently proved to be highly disappointing. It was beyond "dialed in." More like "checked out" or some other issue. I would highly suggest anyone contemplating going to... | |
| In home speaker demo- Wilson Sabrina with older McIntosh equipment-- how long to decide? Thank you @ghdprentice for your helpful word of advice. I think you are spot on. The enjoyment of music is not about analysis. Letting go or "not caring" is a great way to put it. The fact is that, perhaps like yourself, the speakers wouldn't e... | |
| McIntosh -- good for show, not for sound, says dealer I can only speak from my own experience. I have enjoyed a Mc2125 amp, C28 pre amp, (MR77 tuner which I'm not currently using), for more than 40 years. I personally love the sound which I find to be warm but accurate for my tastes. I have never ... |