clmelis
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| Rel Strata III versus Rel Britannia B3 *Following my prophetic post on 01-22-2016 8:18am... I finally have a Britannia B3 in freight shipping. Looking forward to trying it with my Kef LS50S and LRS if I can get it down the stairs! | |
| DSpeaker Anti-Mode 2.0 - Where in Signal Chain? I just got a year old used DSPeaker dual core from the music room. I am just putting the finishing tou he's to a dedicated basement (early morning) music room for a second system.Ultimately I will move two of my REL Q150e subs into the front corn... | |
| Gershman's "Cameleon": Any Owners?? Help?? Very belated intervention by the English police department: "Irregardless"?Hopefully you have seen the error of your ways since 2002. Your punishment is already served:- 15 years of silent derision by friends who know better!I digress. A pair of t... | |
| Yaqin Integrated amp and tube rolling?? Well, the Mullard tubes are smooth and very pleasant sounding. I can imagine that if a system were even slightly in need of having any hardness or fizz tamed out these el34s would do the trick. I had to try them, and probably over spent on the Ups... | |
| Shopping for an integrated, advice s'il vous plait. Check out Yaqin or Silk Audio for well built, reliable Tube integrateds at less than $1000 new. Good sound, tube rolling options and VU meters, since you like them!I love my Silk Audio MS 38. It's the centerpiece of my second system. | |
| Yaqin Integrated amp and tube rolling?? A belated reply for other owners.I have owned a Silk Audio MS-38 with Yaqin 6ca7 blue glass tubes for just over a year now. It is a cosmetically modified version of the Yaqin MS20. I ran the supplied 5654 Chinese tubes for about 100 hours. They di... | |
| I recently picked up the Yaqin MC-30L with the opt Thanks Freedriver, I AM!No doubt the high end tube amps are wonderful sounding at ten times the price of the Yaqin/Silk Audio offerings, but I am grateful that the entry fee is where people in the 99% can afford to play!Isn't the fact that Audiogo... | |
| Review: Acoustic Revive RR-77 Tweak Never mind.I saw your avatar, Geoff.(You do Voodoo?)Go ahead, have the last word:- | |
| Heybrook TT2 Bought in 1984, I still have mine. I upgraded the subchasis early on with the cast aluminium TT2mk2 version. The first one was not level on top, so Heybrook warrantied it. BIG improvement over the steel Mk1 subchasis! Reliable operation, stays lev... | |
| Review: Acoustic Revive RR-77 Tweak Wait!Maybe my satisfaction is a side effect of the RR-777 unit being on and the baroque music I'm currently enjoying?Should I turn it off?Maybe later. Ahhhh;-) | |
| Review: Acoustic Revive RR-77 Tweak That's the official line. The current model is the 888 anyway.It's not painted with magic symbols inside, but it WORKS!I saved $400 for the same performance.I'm happy. | |
| Are audiophiles still out of their minds? With speaker cables:Shouldn't you also replace the cables INSIDE the cabinets with your choice of cable? Why feed bell wire with a hauser? I did this year's ago with my set if ProAc tablettes.The Rega Naos I own came with the same type of rega cab... | |
| Review: Acoustic Revive RR-77 Tweak I have had my RR-777 for over six months now.I found a "Non official" used one on ebay from Japan. Cost $180, which is more in line with reality.It looked new , by the packaging and condition. The effect is of getting immersed in the soundstage,... | |
| I recently picked up the Yaqin MC-30L with the opt Well....this week marks the first anniversary of my puchase of the Silk Audio MS -38, so it's time for a review of my experience so far.( originally posted these comments on AVS Forum - hope no one minds. Photos are there.) I am not new to hifi. ... | |
| Rel Strata III versus Rel Britannia B3 Froody,That's real HOOPY!I have had the same experience with the REL q150e, t3 & t2 I own.Maybe one day I'll get a B3 ;-) |