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| Line Magnetic quality I thought that LM is now dissolved as the two brothers that started the company were at odds with each other? Did this issue get resolved? | |
| Legacy Aeris owners which amp do you use and why? I would suggest finding a stocking dealer and try out amplifiers in your home with the Aeris. Otherwise its really not something that anyone can suggest that will satisfy your ears, system and room. | |
| On the fence about Vinyl need a good phono stage for A/B testing Be sure to give a Parks Audio phono stage a serious listen! Many trusted individuals I know swear that this little guy hits way above its asking price!http://parksaudiollc.com/ | |
| Crossover circuit; Hales Reference Revelation 3 speakers Contact Paul Hales at http://proaudiotechnology.com/. He might be willing to share the schematic since he designed the speakers :) | |
| Solid State vs. Tubes - What if Transistors came first? Tubes were a step along the way to where we are today, which is not tubes to any meaningful extent worth mentioning anywhere but circular threads on "audiophile" forums. There was no sign of tubes on today's Apple conference and Bose does not s... | |
| Solid State vs. Tubes - What if Transistors came first? glupson wrote09-12-2018 12:05pm"You don’t have to know anything about engineering to understand this- its purely economic. If tubes were really inferior, they’d be gone, but the marketplace keeps them around."Not many major electronic products see... | |
| Solid State vs. Tubes - What if Transistors came first? I have heard a few Korg audio designs. No life. It's great that we all can choose what we want to listen to still. Just buy something and keep this hobby alive folks! | |
| Solid State vs. Tubes - What if Transistors came first? I have only used tubed audio components since the late 1970's. I still have yet to find a modern SS/Digital amplification device that I would retire my valves for, but I will always remain open to anything that sounds better to my ears. Still wa... | |
| Looking for a warm sweet speaker I decided to pick up a pair of Spendor D7's for right now. I found a really nice pair for less than $4K so I will give these modern boxes a chance. If I like them I may go for the D9's after the new year. I almost bought a pair of the Harbeth 4... | |
| Raven Audio Shaman or Silhouette MkII Monoblocks, pre-amps or others in Raven line.... Contact Dave Thomson at Raven Audio. He has been the US Distributor for quite some time. Always love listening to Raven separates at the audio shows.936-662-5100https://www.ravenaudio.com | |
| Harbeth 40.1 vs Sonus Faber Olympia III ARC Ref 75 SE | |
| Proac Response D30 DS OK you all have me seriously interested in the D48R’s. I use tube components though and the 4 ohm load worries me a bit. I have driven some other lower ohm speakers without issue though. My room is 16x24 so I think I will be OK with them in here... | |
| what can reasonably be expected of a seller? Totally agree. If a seller cannot be bothered to provide confirmation that the component is working and and no issues, then my money is better spent with a seller that gives a crap. If I was a seller, I expect no less from a buyer. PERIOD! | |
| Looking for a warm sweet speaker Thanks to all that have given your opinions. It is sincerely appreciated. | |
| Looking for a warm sweet speaker "Steakster563 posts06-10-2018 1:50pm"Etched treble = dirty power. Fix that first. No reputable speaker company would spend their time, energy and $$$ in manufacturing & marketing a defective product. Just like a professional recording engineer... |