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| Amps on the cheap....real cheap Philojet, if you find an Innersound ESL amp for less than $1000, then you should definitely jump on it. They tend to run in the $1200-$1500 range for the ESL 300. (I own one; it's a great amp.) You're right in that it's the perfect choice for elec... | |
| Amps on the cheap....real cheap I would imagine that the Adcom would be the most cost-effective choice. Another thought would be to try one of the older Carver amps.Michael | |
| is there a website that has the schedules of shows The Rocky Mountain Audio Festival is in Denver, which should be in range of you. This year's meeting according to their website is Oct 10-12.Michael | |
| I got around $2000 to play with.... Another option:PSB Stratus Silver i speakers ($700)Musical Fidelity A3.2 integrated amp ($750)Music Hall CD-25 ($300)Michael | |
| Swapping the MMF 5 for an SL-1210M5G My first turntable was an MMF-5, and I now have a KAB Technics SL1210 M5G with the fluid damper. The Technics is easily takes the sound up a couple notches, and has a tonearm that has a broader compatibilty with cartridges and is easier to adjust.... | |
| With 15W tube amp, which speakers to use? With a 15W amp, I believe there are very few models of the speakers you mentioned that would work optimally.In addition to the Klipsch recommendation, I would add Coincident's to the list. What kind of price are you looking at? Also, are you looki... | |
| Pls recommend tube DAC For years I've been happy with my California Audio Labs Alpha, which is available around $450 on the used market. With Sylvania 5751 tubes, I still think it's competitive with anything else at that price point.Michael | |
| Totem vs. Vr-1 vs. Dynaudio Audience I can't comment on the Dynaudio's since I haven't heard them.The VR-1 is a nice little monitor that is on the lean and detailed side. It's also easily driver by low-powered amps.The Totem Arro is the imaging champ, and musters a fullness that's su... | |
| Music for the gym Since I'm not looking for high fidelity from headphones at the gym, I use cheap Sony headphones that go over the head and are easy to adjust. I tried the around-the-neck kind but they just didn't stay in place well with aerobic activity. And the e... | |
| Music for the gym Wow, Proghead, I'd never heard of any of the bands you mentioned, but their names all evoke rather dark imagery.I listened to some sample clips of Morbid Angel from Amazon.com. I guess it's just not my cup of tea for listening at the gym. Sounded ... | |
| Music for the gym Elf73,It sounds like your tastes are similar to mine. I also use Metallica and U2 on my gym playlist. I hadn't thought of New Order's Blue Monday, though.I also have some Cracker, REM, Alice in Chains, Savage Garden, Madonna, Staind, Godsmack, Bee... | |
| what do you think Aha! So it's Springnr who sends me all these e-mails about Female Viagra and Valium. | |
| Help me build a system For classical music, you're going to need dynamic speakers. There are a lot of choices. One such option consists of PSB Stratus Gold or Silver speakers, with a strong integrated such as a Plinius 8200 or Musical Fidelity A308cr.Michael | |
| tube amp / ss preamp configuration? There are a couple threads already on this topic, which provide a little more information.There's nothing wrong with a SS pre and tube amp. I've had all 4 combinations, and truthfully the SS pre / tube amp combo is probably my overall favorite. Mi... | |
| cheap tweak for glass platter 'tables It's refreshing to find out that at least Harbor Freight has something useful, because their tools are awful.Michael |