Good gear you picked, I am Ex-Klipsch Forte IV owner and you will be just fine with the Integrated amp. They work with a lot of different gear for SET amps to solid state amps. I found they liked the extra power as it will tighten up the bass vs a n lower powered SET amp. When I switched from 2a3 to 30w push pull tube amp the sound tightened up and I liked the extra headroom from the additional power. If for some reason you don’t like the Klipsch having a higher powered amp allows for more flexibility in speaker selection. I only sold mine as I am a Quad ESL57 junkie and decided to have mine upgraded with new heavier cabinets after the upgrades were done from Kent at Electrostatic Solutions. I will miss the Forte IV’s as they did so much right…
Bought a system without auditioning, thoughts?
Long story but I ended up buying a system without auditioning a single component and haven’t set it up, what are your thoughts? Technic SL 1210 GR, nagaoka mp-500, eversolo dmp-a6, pass labs xp 17, pass labs int-250, klipsch forte iv, Cardas clear Cygnus speaker cable, Cardas clear interconnects, Cardas clear Cygnus phono cable. I know I don’t need the int-250 for the klipsch but got a great deal.
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@jshira *G* H.o. on my part, but it doesn't seem like you selected by picking random names out of a hat... ;) While waiting for the R.E. to clear, moving magic to occur (and the fairy dust that comes with that...), always a feat that's varied in treat... ...I'd stealth a minimum array in the 1st room that empties....yeah, not a fair test, but something to make 'moving muzic' and a place to gather the grit to carry on anon..(kiddy-proofed as poss, of course...).... Always helped our efforts; last out, 1st in....just a temp(ting) suggestion...;) ...and happy listening in the new local... 👍😃 |
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