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| Passive preamp recommendation to my system Some say that a Passive Preamp might just be the best value for the dollar, but for others it just doesnt work. Why? Ill show you a way of checking it out without spending more than a dollar.The thread below and others like it contains many vali... | |
| Review: Ohm Acoustics Ohm Walsh 100 Series 3 Speaker I have owned Walsh 4's from the 80's and upgraded with new speaker cans from Ohm ($1200) after listening to current speaker offerings and being disappointed. One caution, at least in my experience, is that the amplifier must be matched to this spe... | |
| Speakers to hang on to for LIFE I bought Ohm Walsh 4 used back in the late 80s'. Ohm makes replacement cans but before I upgraded I visited the local high end store. The only system I liked cost as much as a new BMW. So I upgraded the Ohms to Mk 200. I like the transparent sound... | |
| classical sampler? Try the library. It us free and you can rercord what you like. Lot of classical music is like beer or olives, I hated it when I was a kid but I have aquired a taste for it. Classical music is more complex and takes better equipment to reproduce. I... | |
| Are there speakers after Stax? I bought electrostatic STAX 30 years ago, I don't remember the model. They has their own solid state amplifier. I had them for about 20 years. The GOOD: superb sensitivity and sweet sound. Can play as loud as you can stand. The Opposite of good: M... | |
| Anyone Switch from Electrostatic/Planar to Dynamic Switched from Magneplanar Tympanni I to Ohm Walsh 4. Had the Tympanni for 10 years, then CD players came out and you could drive the base without the tubes arcing and the needle jumping. I remember comparing them side by side. The Typanni played s... |