steve01s4
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| Need help for a replacement of my Levinson 33H I'll second Kurt_tank's ecommendation of the Lamms. I've got a pair of M2.1s sitting in my living room right now, and they're stunning. If I were to buy new today, I'd probably go with the M1.2 Reference, since my listening levels just don't justi... | |
| Our we Lazy? I've lived with both tubes and solid state gear. When I started to get back into the hobby this year, the choice of amplification didn't take much thought at all. Solid state was the way to go. I didn't want any potential maintenance headaches, I ... | |
| Acapella Versus Avantgarde I've never heard the Avantgardes in any situation that allowed extended critical listening, but I've spent a few hours listing to the Acapella Triolon Excaliburs. As I said in another thread, these speakers redefined for me what recorded music was... | |
| The best speaker you ever heard? Acapella Triolon Excaliburs, absolutely no question. For me, they redefined what recorded music is capable of. | |
| My Revel Studios...They're Gone...Help? I'm in the same situation you are, though I am working in a price range similar to what the Studios cost, and I sold mine a year and a half ago. I'm considering stretching to Eidolons, buying another pair of Studios, or going with something in the... | |
| Alternatives to Revel Studios? Kurt_tank: Thanks for the input. It sounds like I'm going to have to track down the Eidolons to audition before I make my decision. I've heard the Marten Coltranes which use a diamond tweeter also (probably the same one) and the highs are great, b... | |
| Alternatives to Revel Studios? Thanks for the replies, guys.Rbirke: I've heard the Aerial 10Ts in a very high end, tweaked out system, and they sounded very good. However, my ears preferred the Studios. I'm also a fan of the Revel styling, though I do agree the Aerials look ver... |