stesol
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| An audio component you just can't let go Bryston B60 & Thiel CS1.5 - bought as a gift to myself for the birth of my twins 28 years ago. They represent personal accomplishment, financial accomplishment and SQ accomplishment; I still marvel at their sound to this day when I set them up... | |
| Is There A Better Solution? Thanks all for your perspective - it's what I was hoping for. I am space constrained and clutter discouraged, so simplicity is the order of the day here. Thankfully, the main rig in our home is dedicated, with a den set up for video and occasional... | |
| Is There A Better Solution? Thanks @hgeifman - I do plan on calling TMR for their suggestions. I am hoping to gather other expert opinions from this crowd before I do so. | |
| Is There A Better Solution? Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions. I am ideally looking to consolidate the streaming as well. I'm also looking at the AVM CS2.3 and Cambridge EVO 150 on the TMR site. From what I can tell, the NAD is a step above - I am also curious to see... | |
| Raven Osprey Sonics But With More Power Not a bad idea@willgolf although I am not there yet on parting with the Osprey. Its performing beautifully in my second rig in a much smaller, dedicated room. I'll give Dave a call and see what he proposes. I have four full sets of NOS tubes so ... | |
| Raven Osprey Sonics But With More Power Yeah, I know it might appear that I'm bonkers...The space is large and can't be isolated beyond what I now do: close doors to bedrooms and bathroom in the hallway. At ~ 92db as read from a Decible X app; everything go to shite... I had a REL T/9x... | |
| Raven Osprey Sonics But With More Power Budget is $10k +/-, used ok with good provenance. The Fyne's are not under consideration for replacement; they are 94bd efficient and sound great. I will ramp up my quest for someone to lend me a BAT for home demo. Thanks all for the feedback thu... |