tomcarr
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Luxman D03X vs D10X @jafant Very nicely! It sounds wonderful. Love the "Invert Phase" button. Try it on every song. About half of the songs I've listened to sound better with it engaged. Thank you for asking. | |
Are your listening levels healthy? Doing damage? Similar to the above posters, also using a Radio Shack meter. "C" weighted, fast response. Measured at the listening seat. Peak levels are almost always between 80 and 85 dB, regardless of genre. Quieter passages are obviously less. Most music is... | |
Ruminations On CD Players Rotel has a new one that Stereophile rates class A. $2300. | |
What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report The Band | |
Short? @mojo771 You may not know that Ralph is "atmasphere". Listen to him. He is the man, man. | |
Curious to know what you guys think/like about Pink Floyd's early work Have all PF's albums. The only one I never get tired of listening to is DSOTM. Just my 2c, FWIW. | |
Best preamp under 1500$ freya+ , cary slp03 ? I had the original Freya for several years. For the price I don't think it can be beat to get some tube sound. | |
What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report The Motels | |
What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report Missing Persons | |
Shipping on pallets Hire off-duty firemen. | |
Best amplifier for low to moderate listening levels For a preamp, I'm using the Topping Pre90. 130 dB S/N! Amazing clarity. I think you would be happy with it too. | |
Best amplifier for low to moderate listening levels I am very happy with a PS Audio S300 amp (300W/ch/4 ohms, stable to 2 ohms) driving the mids and tweeters, and a pair of PS Audio M1200 monoblocks (1200W/4 ohms, stable to 2 ohms) driving the woofers of my B&W 803 D3. I think you would be ver... | |
Crossing Left and Right Speakers Agree with you OP, it will just reverse L and R sides of soundstage | |
Luxman D03X vs D10X On my D03X | |
Luxman D03X vs D10X @rman9 I'm finding out the invert phase button is quite useful. I'm using it on about half my discs. Fills in the center image. Makes the stage seem more solid, with no loss in transparency. |