egidius,
i have not heard the einstein amp and what i do not know i do not comment on.
design seems good but you must listen to it on the speakers too and decide that for yourself.
dave g is a very bright man and he really knows what he likes. his amp does sound a little too present for my tastes and he is right that he can pull the speakers farther apart but he will lose tonality and would then be a good candidate for a sub.
the likelihood that you will need one is remote if you liked the gen 3s. the mxes sound much more room filling and fleshed out, more continuous, more complete, more expansive and offer a real improvement in the musical center. all important things to a violinist like yourself. depending on your room size, i am very doubtful you will want a sub but again, leave that decision for when you get the vsms broken in and judge for yourself. i quite sure i know the way you will go on that topic.
which einstein do you have, the 50 watter or 100 watter? and which output tubes, 34s?
bobby
i have not heard the einstein amp and what i do not know i do not comment on.
design seems good but you must listen to it on the speakers too and decide that for yourself.
dave g is a very bright man and he really knows what he likes. his amp does sound a little too present for my tastes and he is right that he can pull the speakers farther apart but he will lose tonality and would then be a good candidate for a sub.
the likelihood that you will need one is remote if you liked the gen 3s. the mxes sound much more room filling and fleshed out, more continuous, more complete, more expansive and offer a real improvement in the musical center. all important things to a violinist like yourself. depending on your room size, i am very doubtful you will want a sub but again, leave that decision for when you get the vsms broken in and judge for yourself. i quite sure i know the way you will go on that topic.
which einstein do you have, the 50 watter or 100 watter? and which output tubes, 34s?
bobby