sunnysal
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| Review: Dynaco Mark IV Amplifier I have yet to burn mine out, using it almost ten years and it was old when I got it. problems in other components (these are, after all, vintage units) can stress the power tranny ya know. with all vintage stuff there is a risk of failure of compo... | |
| Review: Creek OBH-12 Preamplifier absolutely right, no gain in this baby! if your source's output is too low to hear well or, god forbid, drive your amplifier you need to a real pre-amplifier, not this variable resisitor with switching...good point. best regards, tony | |
| Review: McIntosh MA-6400 Amplifier thanks for the reponses. I had initially tried a sennheisers but one thing turned me off, I had constant problems with the cables...I kept having the music cutting out due to an intermittant connection...so I went with the grado (they were also VE... | |
| Review: Dynaco Mark IV Amplifier Re: the pas 3 preamp, I have never been impressed by the dynaco preamps, even when upgraded. I think mr. van alstine makes a better dynaco-derived preamp, check him out www.avahifi.comre: Joe curcio´s mods...I have no doubt that mr. curcios mods m... | |
| Review: Creek OBH-12 Preamplifier yup, you got it. I needed some more control flexibility and, god help me, tone controls so I moved on. but that little Creek still amazes with its simple purity of design and implementation and transparency of sound. regards, tony | |
| Review: Dynaco Mark IV Amplifier I think that Joe Curcio is selling replacment trannies. try http://www.dynaco-doctor.com/regards, tony | |
| Review: Klipsch Klipschorn Speaker I would agree that k-horns ARE revealing, so you do have to be careful about component selection. One hears that same comment time and time again about the best audio components, that they are niot tolerant of inferior or porrly matched ancillary ... | |
| Review: Creek OBH-12 Preamplifier Re: the remote..try fingering the opposite direction for a second if it seems to get stuck, if you are trying to raise the volume, stop and press the down volume button for a sec, if trying to lower the volume stop, blah, blah, blah..mine got stuc... | |
| Review: Klipsch Klipschorn Speaker Bob I would love to hear your advice about tweaking K-horns! Regards, Tony | |
| Review: Klipsch Klipschorn Speaker that is a topic of debate...I would say no smaller than 15X20X8 but visit the klipch forum www.klipch.com and the members can give you their varied opinions...tony | |
| Review: Klipsch Klipschorn Speaker for Jim and Sal,These are the kind of speakers that make owners evangelists! Though I have not sold my HT setup I am sure that a k-horn based HT would be incredible! Like Sal mentioned, I have yet to hear any other system that can get as much qual... | |
| Review: Klipsch RB-5 Monitor sorry wrong woofer mentioned in review. | |
| Review: Dynaco Mark IV Amplifier and halleluiah!nice to see you clueless.regards,tony | |
| Review: Klipsch Klipschorn Speaker I forgot to mention that I have experimented with false corners...in my living room I only had one true corner for the k-horns and...false corners work very well indeed! I have an old "dope from hope", the official klipsch newsletter, which shows ... | |
| Review: Marantz 7t Preamplifier those dynaco units can be fun to work on...but put some time into the 7T and you'll have a world killer preamp, really the equal of the best stuff out there...regards, tony |