Question for Tyler Acoustic owners.

I've used the EDGE M6, the Llano 200S, and the Belles 350A on myTaylo Reference 1's. They've all been good; the Belles is probably the best, although it doesn't make the speakers "disappear" quite as often as the others. I'm also interested in hearing the Linbrooks. One owner that I heard from got his with the Revelator because he felt that the Millenium was a bit too dark.

Jan

I've recently vertically biamped my Linbrook Signatures with a pair of the new Blue Circle BC-28 hybrids. This has allowed me to match different NOS output tubes to both the monitors and bass modules in addition to the known benefits of vertical biamping. The combo has worked well so far. The Linbrooks are amazingly accurate and certainly not warm, so a bit of tubeness in the signal path has always served my system well. The 6922s used in the hybrids spare me the high maintenance of tube amps. I have used a tube preamp in the past which imparted similar warmth (I now use an ss pre). I may even experiment with a tube DAC down the road...

I have owned the Lynbrooks for about 9 months and drive them with a BEL Mk11 and they sound wonderful. I have never listened to the Ref. monitors but after listening to many other higher priced speakers I can tell you the Lynbrooks are the best that I have ever heard under $10,000.

here's an answer from a lower level user. i have the taylo ref's - got them used several months ago - driven by an onkyo integra DTR7.1, a surround A/V receiver a couple years old. it's a nice A/V reciever, but not the best available of course. i'm really happy with the sound. the taylo's seem to do fine with this. the stereo amp is rated conservatively, most likely, at 105 wpc. i'd love to hear more speakers from ty. the linbrooks would be one to try next. i'd also like to put a taylo center in this current setup.