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05-19-03
The differences are real and significant depending on your s ... Cjbrinkman
05-19-03
The amplifiers are quite different, and although each is exc ... Essentialaudio
05-19-03
I recall reading you are using kharma 3.2's if that is the c ... Tireguy
05-20-03
Tireguy, you are correct in remembering that i've got the 3. ... Henry_10023
05-20-03
Its true the ceramic midrange is very fragile, that being sa ... Tireguy
05-20-03
Henry.. otl's are directly conneted to your speaker. thats w ... Mikem
05-20-03
To clairify my last statement about otl's. the tube is direc ... Mikem
05-21-03
Henry, you are "hoping to get a lot more air and immedi ... Audiofederation
05-21-03
Heard both the tenor/3.2 and lamm ml2/3.2 as well as the the ... Mes
05-21-03
Well, as a person who ultimately familiar with both amplifie ... Verybigamp
05-22-03
Translation: romy is not only ultimate, but seriously intima ... Mes
05-22-03
I want to thank you all for your responses...much appreicate ... Henry_10023
06-02-03
On safety ... i listened extensively to tenor/kharma and la ... Txlef
06-02-03
I second txlef. i have gone through 8 amps in the last coupl ... Saxman2
07-12-03
Does anyone have experience with the tenors driving quad 989 ... Logenn
07-13-03
Louis- wait a few months and the tenor hybrids will be avail ... Tireguy
07-13-03: Logenn
Tireguy,
I think you are on the money regarding the Tenor OTL's. If properly matched they can be stunning, but any deviation from the groove and the magic is gone. I actually heard the new hybrids in San Francisco last month in a show environment driving the Kharma, and they were impressive.Actually the entire system was impressive.
If they are stable and don't exhibit any solid state character, they are probably worth looking into. It is my understanding the outputs use transistors, which makes me question if the sound quality is really there.
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