tarjin22
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| Mating Quad 2905's with crossover and subs? Sunnyboy - Your REL G1 is very encouraging news. I will soon be auditioning a couple of box speakers as possible replacements for my 2905's, but will also ask for a G1/2905 setup for comparison. My dealer warns me about the impossibility of findin... | |
| Mating Quad 2905's with crossover and subs? I'm in the same boat as you, owning 2905's and loving their clarity, delicacy, speed and timbrel purity - yet missing the visceral physical impact put out by dynamic speakers during orchestral and operatic peaks. Like you, I'm considering a sub, k... | |
| Shunyata Power Conditioner advice Lacee: I'll check this out:"If someone claims that adding dedicated lines created hum or noise, then perhaps it's a bad electrical connection at the panel,the lines are not all on the same side or phase of the panel or that some noise inducing app... | |
| Shunyata Power Conditioner advice Grant: Will using two dedicated lines invite hum through a feedback loop? I recall reading an old white paper by Nelson Pass that discouraged using more than one AC line.I'm waiting for delivery of McIntosh C2300 preamp to feed a McIntosh MC352 am... | |
| Power Cord for Power Conditioner In skimming the detailed arguments about power cords, I have not noticed anyone addressing the issue of the quality of the power line behind the electrical outlet. One might spend hundreds on a nifty power cable, but its merits may be moot if the ... | |
| Tube preamp integration My neighbor, Principal Horn player with a major orchestra, drives his old Dahlquist speakers with that amp. His preamp is a Counterpoint SA-3, table is VPI with air-bearing arm. His vinyl collection is immense and he listens often (but practices o... | |
| Thiel 1.6 vs. 2.4 vs. 3.6 using NAD c372 Check the ohm rating factor across the spectrum for all the Thiels, some of which which can be pretty demanding on a small amp's current capabilities. Your NAD might not be able to deliver a powerful signal clean enough to prevent frying itself, t... | |
| Review: Forte Model 4a Amplifier I've used the Forte 4a since 1994 with no problems, just getting very nice music. As others have said, it's detailed, sweet and packs a pretty good wallop. The 4a is driving Spica TC-50's, and is fed by c-j PV5. I added one 10" Velodyne powered su... |