turkster3
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| Thoughts on Speakers for a Small Audio/Video Room https://forum.audiogon.com/posts/2760263 i my ceilings are only about 7’ high. I don’t have a lot of room treatments, I just realized the full range floor standing speakers were just too much. I don’t miss bass as the B&W’s pack a good punch ... | |
| Thoughts on Speakers for a Small Audio/Video Room I had the same issue, 11.5 x 18 and had full range floor standing Revels. Ended up going with B&W 805 D4’s and instead of my two ModWright KWA-150s Stereo amps biamping the speakers, went to mono and biwired. b&W’s need the amp/power. Have... | |
| System assessment... Since you already have a good quality set of components, and are looking for the warmth of tubes without replacing major components, (and cost) you may consider ModWright’s Analog Bridge. I highly recommend it! Find out more here: https://www.mo... | |
| My experience with The Music Room I have bought, sold and traded a whole list of equipment as I was working on putting together my listening system and room. Got great advice along the way when needed and even persuaded against a purchase for a lesser cost item that turned out to ... | |
| Made in USA My system is mainly USA designed and made. ModWright, McIntosh. I also have Revel, Rega, Hana & Furman. I’ve made a long, and expensive journey to get to my system: ModWright KWA-150SE SS Amps Pair, in stereo mode, running biamped Revel F228b... | |
| Is it me or new audio gear is too perfect and give ear fatigue? I don’t agree with this line of thought mainly because of course, my own experience. I have finally managed to take the upgrade journey to class A, fully balanced dual mono equipment from input to speakers. I have found the equipment is most cert... |