yogaflame
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| Most non-fatiguing 2.0 nearfield setup for $1000 Thanks, I'll check those out. The Fatman RED-i Integrated Amp looks pretty damn cool, and I've never even seen it before. | |
| Most non-fatiguing 2.0 nearfield setup for $1000 Thanks, sometimes I read that the wpc on tube amps can be misleading but I don't have any sort of intuitive grasp on how much juice I would need for any particular speaker. I think the Decco amp is made by the same people that make the Era Design ... | |
| Good Bookshelf Speakers for a Hearing Loss? Really nice thread. Hope you don't mind me bumping this. It seems that the OP has gone with Quads, but I was wondering if anybody had anything to say about the Era Design 4/5 speakers within this context of intolerance to accentuated high frequenc... | |
| Most non-fatiguing 2.0 nearfield setup for $1000 Okay, right now the only Spica speakers up for sale here are local pickup only, and the Era D5s have been sold. I'm wondering if my ears are even good enough to tell the difference between the D4 and D5 but it seems that the 5s might be a little s... | |
| Most non-fatiguing 2.0 nearfield setup for $1000 You're right, mushy, is a bit weird, how about buttery? :D Thanks for all the suggestions, I'll have more time tommorrow to sort through them all and see what's currently for sale. |