25 watts would be a joke!
Your used to 300.
stay with it.
no less than 300WPC.
have faith!
Your used to 300.
stay with it.
no less than 300WPC.
have faith!
Amp and Preamp recommendations for Yamaha NS5000
Currently have SOTM 200 ultra -> denafrips terminator +dsp board -> Audio gd he9 pre amp -> dual bryston 4bsst -> NS5000.
I am loving the sound... just sounds incredible. But wonder about amp and pre amp upgrades down the road. Any thoughts on what might work well? These speakers are 87 db efficient.
So far thinking all pass labs amps + pre.
Ok with buying used. Would like to keep things under $20k if I can. Thanks.
I am loving the sound... just sounds incredible. But wonder about amp and pre amp upgrades down the road. Any thoughts on what might work well? These speakers are 87 db efficient.
So far thinking all pass labs amps + pre.
Ok with buying used. Would like to keep things under $20k if I can. Thanks.
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There are 2-3 easy recommendations that come to mind for the 5000s: a) Musical Fidelity 800 NuVista or the latest M8xi b) Dartzeel integrated model??? (there's only one I think) c) Accuphase e480 All are integrated and their performance (IMO) easily beats any separates you can get anywhere near the price. Just an idea! Regards |
These speakers like a lot power so maybe the all new Bladelius Audio Oden Integrated amp... http://highfidelity.pl/@main-998&lang=en |
Luxman m900u looks good. Going to take a hard look at it. Also musical fidelity seems a great value thanks. And ya I agree it seems these are speakers that need power so I am confused by the recommendation of 25 watts per channel class A? Just because I am in a smaller room. Wouldn't that still impair the full voice of the speaker even at low levels? I admit 1 problem I had with the speaker is the soundstage tends to collapse a bit at low listening volumes so I do wonder if a higher quality amp can fix that. Might just be inherent in the design? |
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