vrao81
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| Close call for High Altitude Audio Looks like he shot and killed himself. | |
| Adcom GFA 535 II I have the 535 mk I. Not sure what the differences are between it and the newer version. The 535 is a forward, aggressive sounding amp. Its best mated with warm, laid back, rolled of sounding speakers. I found it to work well with a pair of Wharfe... | |
| Best headphone amp for new Senn 650's If you like the tube sound, I recommend checking out the ASL OTL32 headamp/preamp or the ASL Twinhead headamp/pre or the RKV. If you want solid state, I think you'd be hard pressed to find anything better than a PPA amp, regardless of price. Sever... | |
| Best and Worst Websites in Audio'dom Audio Magic has an awful website. They need to wake up and realize that it's 2004, not 1996! | |
| Paradigm Speaker Question: If I were you I would keep your current speakers, I have the MA Bronze B2 and they are great speakers. I've not been impressed with Paradigm, not even the Studio series...There's a reason people choose the MA Silver over the Studios..... | |
| Headphone tube amplifiers and OTL Yes, I have an ASL MG Head OTL tube headphone amp, and it sounds fantastic when matched with my Sennheiser HD580. Check out www.head-fi.org, a great headphone resource, particularly the amp forum, where there is lots of discussion about the MG Hea... | |
| Denon and Polk Combo Dawg, the Polks he's talking about are $200/pair speakers. The GMA are $800/pair. For $200, why not get something like NHT superzero or Axiom M2i, or a good pair of used bookshelf speakers? I owned the Polk R15 for a few weeks and was not really i... | |
| Swan M200 I had a pair of M200's for several months...great speakers, will actually compete quite well with dedicated bookshelf speakers in the $200-$300 range. Great for PC use. No other PC speaker touches them under $300. |