rwwear
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Can someone explain to me why : Accupahse Equipment is that expensive ? Accuphase is founded in Tokyo by Mr. Nakaichi Kasuga and Mr. Jiro Kasuga on June 1, 1972. Before founding Accuphase, the two gentlemen were the founders of Trio-Kenwood in 1946. They have always felt very strongly that a manufacturer of high-qua... | |
Can someone explain to me why : Accupahse Equipment is that expensive ? HiFiDo in Japan often has used Accuphase at good prices.http://www.hifido.co.jp/?M=&LNG=E&G=1&KW=accuphase | |
Just got ruined by a pair of Treo CTs tomic601 there was no toe in. | |
Just got ruined by a pair of Treo CTs hifiman5 The speakers were set up by the dealer with their measuring devices. They were refined by another dealer friend who said they were much worse before. The ancillary equipment was an Audio Research LS-28, Oppo BDP 105 and Parasound amp(no... | |
Just got ruined by a pair of Treo CTs I recently heard the Quatros at a friend's and they sounded quite sterile and glaring. | |
Replacing my Krell FPB 600 amp with a tube amp Although I have never heard a B&W speaker that I didn't find very sterile except the old 801's. I owned the 700C for quite a while and it is a great amp. It's very smooth and powerful with ability to handle any speaker with aplomb. I ended up ... | |
Is Velodyne gone? I believe Velodyne starting having problems when the father died and his sons took over. As a one time dealer I still believe they were the best sub available at the time because of their room tuning capabilitiy. | |
Why Isnt Techincs 1200 Considered Audiophile? The 1200 is not a DJ table. It just has good Skookum. So DJ’s glom on to it. | |
Dan D'Agostino Helius dual monoblocks, 1500w @ 8ohms Frustee, Dan disn't design every amp at Krell. There's more than one engineer there. | |
Am I an Audiophile, a music lover-or both? Yes. | |
Upcoming Technics SP-10R (100th Anniversary Model) I don't care for the obsidian plinth either but I was actually responding to the question of how to use a 9" arm with the SP-10. The first SP-10 I had came with a 9" Signet arm that worked fine. There's quite a few 9" arms that will. I completely ... | |
Upcoming Technics SP-10R (100th Anniversary Model) I have a 12" tonearm on my MKIII so I never had a problem. But moving shorter arms more toward the center of the platter helps.http://www.theanalogdept.com/k_mccarty1.htm | |
Upcoming Technics SP-10R (100th Anniversary Model) The arm supplied by Technics was a 9" model. | |
Vintage DD turntables. Are we living dangerously? What’s really exciting is.https://www.analogplanet.com/content/technics-announces-new-reference-class-sp-10r-direct-drive-turn...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0U2xkWCiQZwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFXzMs-fb88 | |
Vintage DD turntables. Are we living dangerously? Even if Technics measurements were off 50% it would still be impressive. Have you ever tried to slow the platter of a MK3 with your hand? It's quite difficult. |