Any Harbeth that I have owned sounded great with Quicksilver amps!!
http://quicksilveraudio.com/amplifiers/
http://quicksilveraudio.com/amplifiers/
What tube amp for Harbeth 40.1
Any Harbeth that I have owned sounded great with Quicksilver amps!! http://quicksilveraudio.com/amplifiers/ |
Thanks for all the replies. A lot of good suggestions. I picked up a McIntosh MC275 IV yesterday. The reason is that it is a local sale, the price is right, and it has a gain control. I don’t have fund to buy a preamp now, so, this is a big plus. I connect my source directly into it. The McIntosh is more readily available in the used market also. But definitely will try those other suggestions when something comes up. I tried it briefly on my X5. It is pretty good, but also don’t feel much special. I will try it on Harbeth later today and report back. |
@aj523, M40.2 Anniversaries? Well, that’s certainly one impression of the current state of the art in loudspeaker design! To be fair Alan Shaw has always stated that despite their seemingly low efficiency, Harbeth speakers do not present a difficult load to drive for any amplifier. @gte357s, Yes, keep us posted on how you get on. The McIntosh MC 275 seems like another solid choice with first rate build quality. A little more power can never be a bad thing. |
I watch that video, it is interesting. But I have a question. Is it really the speaker drawing power? I don’t think the speakers draw power, but it is the amp pushing power, right? I have a question. if we play the same music, volume knob at the same level, to a more sensitive speaker, will it display that it is pushing the same 750W power? Of course, the music will be louder pushing the same amount of power to a more sensitive speaker. On the other hand, What if using an amp with smaller power playing the same song, how will that look like ... |