auronthas wrote:
> USD 1500. I have yet made enough audition except Audio Analogue Primo,
> but feedback from hifi suppliers on Creek, Roksan, they are not so
> musical to pair with Sonus Faber.
I have some Sonus Faber Concertos in my main system. I use a Classe
CAP150 integrated. It cost about
Thanks for your comments and recommendation.
Though i have made some comparison and reseach on few amplifiers below
USD 1500. I have yet made enough audition except Audio Analogue Primo,
but feedback from hifi suppliers on Creek, Roksan, they are not so
musical to pair with Sonus Faber.
I am fa
dennis55;302570 Wrote:
> yes, there is a big price gap but look at what you get!
> ...
> i've used SB3 and an external Dac,but the Transporter is simply
> superior in lots of ways...
>
In my case, i prefer investing in gear by adding small amounts each
time. I suppose it's my personal concept of
Not sure about the price though, but did you look at second hand ?
I would like to suggest Nad M3, Denon PMA-2000AE, Pathos Classic (which
Stereophile really really liked with Sonus faber if I havent lost my
memory)
Bryston B-60 or the Creek Destiny.
Something else, what about tubes ? I found this
You ask a question and you get no answers but more for the list of
confusion.
I am going to assume you already researched enough and that list
represents what you want.
GET THE CREEK!!
Its the warmest of all (tube like) without leaving the neutral range, a
perfect match for your sonus and for th
I don't think your issue should be a stock TP and a tubed preamp versus
a MWTP. The MW has no trace of its old analog section. This has been
replaced with an entirely new analog output stage. If you use a tube
preamp on a stock TP, you will merely send that original analog signal
to your amp. Any
dennis55;302570 Wrote:
> yes, there is a big price gap but look at what you get!.
> in comparison with Linn and Naim's offerings you're getting a lot of
> quality gear for the money.
> i've used SB3 and an external Dac,but the Transporter is simply
> superior in lots of ways...
> get a listen or
I really like the sound of my Audio Refinement Complete integrated amp,
however I'm not sure if it is available new any longer so you would
have to look for a used one. Used you should be able to pick one up for
well under $600. This unit is at least worth a listen.
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Is the idea of ditching the current MAD decoder for mpg123
(http://www.mpg123.de) a viable one? mpg123 is being actively
developed, unlike MAD.
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Thanks for your recommendation on MF A.5 and Sugden, I will make some
comparison and audition later.
Today i made an audition on italian made Audio Analogue Primo Settanta
integrated amplifier(USD 949) paired with SF Concertino Domus, its very
musical, lively and clear especially on jazz/classica
auronthas;309511 Wrote:
> I have shortlisted the following few integrated amplifiers (below USD
> 1.5K) to match Sonus Faber Concertino Domus speaker,
>
> a) Cambridge Audio 840A
> b) Roksan Kandy MKIII
> c) Creek Classic 5350SE
> d) Naim Nait 5i
> e) Primare I21
>
> I listen mostly jazz, clas
Might be worth adding Sugden to that list - these are great with
classical and acoustic.
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adamslim
Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have
others
SB+, EAR V20, Living Voice OBX-R2s plus some other stuff
SB3, Charlize, Harbeth HL-P3ES
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