Synergistic Red Fuse ...
Hey guys ... Check out my review of the Synergistic Research High Frequency Transducers (HFT). https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/synergistic-research-hft-s Simply amazing! |
oregonpapa Yes I am recommending the G2 if your listening room is of moderate proportions. I would also suggest that you speak directly to John Hunter of Rel, provide him with specifics of your listening room and your stereo speakers. Ask him if the G2 would be a good fit for you. I found a review of the G2 about five 5 minutes ago. Here is the link: http://www.tonepublications.com/review/rel-gibraltar-g-2-sub-bass-system/ |
^^^ nyame. ... That was a good review of the G2. . Thanks for posting it. Wow, 90 pounds of muscle ... I love the description of how the sub expands the sound stage. I've heard that effect in a friends system with his sub. When set properly, you don't know the sub is in the system, but when he switches it off, there's a dramatic collapse of the sound stage. His system is the one peaking my interest in sub woofers. OP |
I have installed the Red Fuse in my pre-amp and aside from new speaker cables, it was a huge improvement I could ever imagine, however, when applying to the amplifiers it seemed to roll off the dynamics a bit to much for me, even to the point of the highs being rolled off, but I find that just one fuse in the pre-amp is a sweet spot for my system. |
quadmaster: Congratulations on the improvement. For your amp you might want to try the Synergistic Research Black ( better dynamics with a darker background and imaging or the SR-20 which has more dynamics than the Red but not as many other improved qualities as a Black fuse. Remember to give these fuses about 100 hours to fully settle in and to try the fuse in both directions. David Pritchard |
