If you get a chance, you should audition the Wilson Benesch Square Ones
http://www.wilson-benesch.com/Square/squareone.html
I had a chance to hear them recently - very nice. They also are very
compact, if space is an issue - and look very nice in the piano black
finish
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Nikhil
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I have a friend who has a pair of 805 signature and I had a chance to
listen to them with several amps, the best results he got was with
Electrocompaniet. For having listened to the 805 + Classe, franckly
speaking I didn't like it, seems that the B&W + Classe match is more a
marketing combination
Everything is a factor.. IMHO all microscopic compared to good speakers,
speaker placement, and room acoustics. Things like major impedance
mismatches can be a huge problem, but I've never seen those types of
problems myself.
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SuperQ
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My main system is balanced XLR all the way from Transporter to Amplifier
Mono Blocks including the M5-HP crossovers for the Vandersteens.
I know one thing, it can't hurt anything. At a minimum it would be the
same as the unbalanced RCAs, but my opinion is it is almost always
better. IMHO, go bala
[EMAIL PROTECTED];242946 Wrote:
> Will i get improved audio quality using the balanced analog versus
> the unbalanced analog even if the preamp and not the amplifier has
> balanced inputs?
Some people say yes, some no. It wouldn't hurt, as it would eliminate
one possible source of noise in the
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I do like the B&W 805s, and they would be my first choice for my desktop
update if I weren't willing to go for the Dynaudio C1s. I also run
N804s in my HT. Personally I like B&W with Rotel on the cheaper side,
or Musical Fidelity, McIntosh, or Classe on the higher end. You can
pick up a used Mu
Do not order from welborne. It is likely you will not get what you
ordered. At best it may be missing parts.
I did get one, some how, and it hums badly. Also it did not improve
the sound.
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donwalker
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S2K;242878 Wrote:
> I'm also a big 805 fan. I think it is one of the best monitor speakers.
> The 805 is even better then it's more expensive brothers IMO (the 804
> and 803). However recently I've heard the Dynaudio Contour S1.4 monitor
> and i'm even more impressed. I asked my dealer to make a
LikeButtah;242773 Wrote:
> About tubes though, what were some of those preamps at around ~$1000?
You have some fantastic choices under for under $1000.00.
In no particular order, here are a few very well regarded tubed pre's,
especially for their price.
Mapletree Audio sells "built to order"
I've been wondering if this would happen. It's brilliant, really, and
I'd go for it immediately.
AndyC_772;239452 Wrote:
> I read on The Register the other week about how trials are beginning of
> selling music on USB sticks instead of CDs.
>
> In theory I think this could be great; freed from
I'm also a big 805 fan. I think it is one of the best monitor speakers.
The 805 is even better then it's more expensive brothers IMO (the 804
and 803). However recently I've heard the Dynaudio Contour S1.4 monitor
and i'm even more impressed. I asked my dealer to make a setup with both
the 805's a
I have an SB and NAS wireless set up and compared to most people am good
at computers (though, like cars, I use them without knowing how they
work).
However, I found the set up of the system waaayyy beyond me. Ripcaster
were very helpful to get me going on a basic level but, boy, was it
frustrati
> This is why I built a PC for my parrents. It sits in their basement next
> to the wifi router on the cable modem. It's quiet, and low power (used
> old compaq biz desktop I salvaged) It runs linux so I can update it
> remotely for them, has a Xvnc server running grip that auto-rips the
> CD, tag
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