add an adcom gda-600 or gda-700 d/a converter for better sound.
Adcom dilema (GTP600 - GFA 5500)
Right now I am running the title system through Klipsch KG5.5's. While they are capable of producing plenty of db, I was wondering if anyone might have an idea of how I might upgrade to more respectable components without expending too much more dinero?? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I am willing to trade these pieces and ante up an additional $1000 for a modest improvement. ps. Are the Klipsch my limiting factor? Should I be in the market for new speakers and cables?
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check out www.stereoland.com My local small dealer here in Mineapolis. They have been a adcom dealer for years, not any more. Was by there today 1-22-00 Close-out GTP-740 DTS $799. Open box and demo Full warranty. Then sell your GTP-600 for about $300 Now you just spent about $400. Hint follow the Wild Bill's specials link. He is the owner. For get about the Adcom GCD-700 at $299. I got the last one today. If you need a local person to get it for you. Drop me a note I'll follow up with a phone number. Good Luck Jerry |
the adcom amp isn't bad...it's their preamps that make nasty sounds. you could try a creek passive preamp obh-12, a great value, like i did and the sound i got from the adcom amp was better than i thought it would be look don't buy anything unless you've heard it and you're SURE that you'll be able to live with it for a long time, otherwise you are in for a headache as far as system matching is concerned. these are observations from my own experience |