konut;474663 Wrote:
> Roland?
Yes Rowland! Jeff has designed and produced some of the best solid
state amps available. When I owned Apogee Acoustic speakers, a pair of
Jeff Rowland Design Model 7 mono blocks put an amazing 1200 watts into
those speakers.
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It depends on what you are looking for but for my money the class T amps
are the best bang for the buck. I have the Winsome Labs Mouse and I'm
fixing to biwire\bimap them.
I have the maggies MMG's - modded - The T sound is awesome. At 45 WPC
its not bad. 90 is better - so I'm going to rewire the
tv69;471833 Wrote:
> Hi Keymaster,
>
> I guess a plugin could be created for this functionality. In addition
> you could also have tag info per track to convey this info so that
> polarity can be controlled independently and not remain locked down.
>
> The reason for this is that not all studi
Roland?
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There are a ton of high end amps over here to chose from and some very
good MidFi stuff also.
What are you looking for as in what sound do you like/prefer? Values,
Solid State, or Hybrid?
Just a few of each:
Values/Tubes: Cary, Conrad Johnson, VTL, Audio Research, Manley,
McIntosh, Quicksilver
ChrisOwens;474465 Wrote:
> The only change I can think of is that under the Logitech banner,
> Transporters are UL (Underwriters Laboratories, a US safety compliance
> organization) certified.
>
> Whether the UL logo affects the holographicity or atmosphericalness of
> the sound, I must leave to
ChrisOwens;474465 Wrote:
> Whether the UL logo affects the holographicity or atmosphericalness of
> the sound, I must leave to the listeners. :)
lol, you're in the right forum for this ! :)
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The only change I can think of is that under the Logitech banner,
Transporters are UL (Underwriters Laboratories, a US safety compliance
organization) certified.
Whether the UL logo affects the holographicity or atmosphericalness of
the sound, I must leave to the listeners. :)
However, the unit
nojstev...@mac.com;474402 Wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am about to buy a Transporter. Has there been any changes in the
> specification of these over the years that I need to ensure it is a
> specific version? or has the spec stayed the same all the time? Is there
> any difference between the Logitech
nojstev...@mac.com;474402 Wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am about to buy a Transporter. Has there been any changes in the
> specification of these over the years that I need to ensure it is a
> specific version? or has the spec stayed the same all the time? Is there
> any difference between the Logitech
Seineseeker wrote:
> I was really asking what are the good audiophile amps you can get
> easily in the US. I can't find Mission in the US at all for example, but
> I have found Creek. There must be some US manufacturers of quality
> stuff!
Classe (really canadian) and Bryson are easy to find in hi
Thanks. I think the Rega will work, it says 110/240 on the back, but
until I try it. I contacted Creek and they said I would need to replace
the PSU, which is a bit much for 17 year old amp. I'll keep it in case
we ever came home.
I was really asking what are the good audiophile amps you can get
cmarin;473482 Wrote:
>
> For what it's worth, I find the Transporter to be an excellent server
> and use it to send its digital output to an outboard dac. My own model
> is a modwright transporter with a wonderful tube/analog output section.
> If it could handle 24/192 files, IMHO it would be an
Sometimes it's only the connections of the main transformers windings
that differs. Contact creek and rega about it.
It is not unusual to use two 115v windings that could work either in
parallel or series depending on market, not so often in large power amps
but not unusual in pre amps cds or tap
Check the back of your units: they may have switchable power supplies
(50/60Hz; 120/240V) and all you need do is replace the power cord if
it's detachable or use an adapter.
Contact the companies. Maybe you can ship the units in and they will
refit them for US power requirements and ship them ri
I'm moving from Europe to the US, so I need to replace my amps for my
squeezeboxes, I have an old Creek amp and a Rega amp (actually this amp
may work, I'll see when I get there), both are British made and give
great sound.
Obviously I can keep my existing speakers. Are there similar audiophile
Mnyb;474253 Wrote:
> which squeeze box SB2/3 can do 24/48 SB1 is said to have 16 or 20 bits
> up to 48kHz
> transporter does 24/96
SB2/3 can do 24/48. SB1 has other issues...
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which squeeze box SB2/3 can do 24/48 SB1 is said to have 16 or 20 bits
up to 48kHz
transporter does 24/96
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