selfdivider;262124 Wrote:
I read in the new issue of TAS that Vienna Acoustics will have a
spanking new Reference Line. I can only imagine what they'd sound like,
considering how the Mahler, Beethoven Mozart sound so good already!
Drool
H interesting, perhaps that will make it
hmmm - I find lover price tags rather expensive :o)
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Altmann
JISCO/UPCI - TACT RCS 2.2X with Good Vibrations S/W - MF X-DAC
V3/X-PSU/X-10 buffer (Audiocomm
I just got me some Living Voice OBX-R2s, so as far as I can see it's job
done on the speaker front for a decade!
http://www.sixmoons.com/audioreviews/livingvoice/avatar.html
Adam
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haraldo;261912 Wrote:
When thinking more closely
The Vienna Acoustics Mahler!!!
It's been a while since I listened to those speakers. The last time I
auditioned them was with the Electrocompaniet Nemo blocks. Yes,
that's the huge bridged mono blocks that's absolutely impossible to
Sorry that Meadowlark went out of business
However, the Meadowlark Kestrel2's performance is unreal, at that
actual pricetag. These are exceedingly well sounding speakers
You may see a picture of my rig at the cover page here
http://www.affordableaudio.org/aa2007-11.pdf
The big
I'm expecting these in a few weeks, but with a custom wood. SP
Technology Timepiece Mini.
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When thinking more closely
The Vienna Acoustics Mahler!!!
It's been a while since I listened to those speakers. The last time I
auditioned them was with the Electrocompaniet Nemo blocks. Yes,
that's the huge bridged mono blocks that's absolutely impossible to
drive into clipping.
I played
konut;261908 Wrote:
I'm expecting these in a few weeks, but with a custom wood. SP
Technology Timepiece Mini.
Those have a good rep and a fanatical fanbase. Let us know what you
think!
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opaqueice
opaqueice's
For a long time I lusted for the ATC SCM150SL AT but settled for the
SCM100SL AT as my listening space is nowhere near big enough to
accommodate the 150s. Both are superb and their WAF is pretty high
too.
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pfarrell;259967 Wrote:
I wish that quads, or maggie's, were compatible with my wife.
I used to have a big house in Texas when I built my 2'x4' ESLs, and
later got a pair of ESL-63s. My wife didn't seem to mind them then,
though they were not much to look at. Now I
haunyack;260933 Wrote:
Hi TD,
I'm getting ready to list my BW Matrix 805's (pre-Nautilus), along
with high pass alignment filter on ebay.
Maybe a pair of quality bookshelf (monitor) speakers will fill the
gap.
If interested pm me.
Cheers!
.
I'm in school so I don't have the
tyler_durden;261137 Wrote:
I'm in school so I don't have the budget (school gets all my money-
dental for me, medical for my wife - about $80k total, just in 2007)
and I really don't have time for either audio projects or listening to
music, so I'll probably just go back to headphones. I
Right now, I'm waiting for my Harbeth Super HL5 to be shipped to me, so
I'm pretty much sated. (Still, I want to audition the 40.1 monitors.)
But I've begun dreaming about that one day when I can bring in KEF
207/2s.
I never got to audition the Martin Logan speakers, but the Summit looks
Here's a closeup of my Summit's 5 star WAF Bubinga finish!
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pfarrell;259967 Wrote:
I wish that quads, or maggie's, were compatible with my wife.
I used to have a big house in Texas when I built my 2'x4' ESLs, and
later got a pair of ESL-63s. My wife didn't seem to mind them then,
though they were not much to look at. Now I live in a smaller place
and
tyler_durden;260931 Wrote:
small speaker ...
TD
Hi TD,
I'm getting ready to list my BW Matrix 805's (along with high pass
alignment filter) on ebay.
Maybe a pair of quality bookshelf speakers will fill the gap.
If interested pm me.
Cheers!
.
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haunyack
Transporter - Box-O-Wires
SuperQ;259927 Wrote:
Personally, I really love my Transporter for both style and quality
reasons.
Also, I wish magnepans were compatible with my cats ;)
I wish that quads, or maggie's, were compatible with my wife.
And I wish I had a house that could handle Klipshorns and a flea power
SET
pfarrell;259967 Wrote:
I wish that quads, or maggie's, were compatible with my wife.
And I wish I had a house that could handle Klipshorns and a flea power
SET amp.
Try Martin Logan Summit. Women love them. Don't tell them the price,
though ;-)
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alekz
alekz;259968 Wrote:
Try Martin Logan Summit. Women love them. Don't tell them the price,
though ;-)
I wholeheartedly agree ;-)
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sleepysurf
main system: sb2 (with elpac linear psu) benchmark dac-1 modwright
swl 9.0se belles 350a reference ml summits. blue jeans cables.
secondary
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