Hi Rick! I love mine. The new ones are actually 90+ watts/ch (180+ in mono) so I think one amp should be sufficient for all the EMIT's and EMIM's. And though having two separate power transformers is nice, the one in the new model is 490V (the old was 420V I think.)
Speaker cable choice is very important with stats and planar electrodynamic drivers like yours. They should have very low capcitance (< 40pF per foot) and inductance, and they should actually have a little resistance.
The only cautionary note for the 275 is: Lose the OEM tubes immediately! (Save them for resale;-) The McRussian power tubes blow up regularly (and sound crappy) and the McChina signal tubes can go gassy and blow up a power tube (and they also sound crappy ;-)
If you need more info, let me know.
Neil
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Speaker cable choice is very important with stats and planar electrodynamic drivers like yours. They should have very low capcitance (< 40pF per foot) and inductance, and they should actually have a little resistance.
The only cautionary note for the 275 is: Lose the OEM tubes immediately! (Save them for resale;-) The McRussian power tubes blow up regularly (and sound crappy) and the McChina signal tubes can go gassy and blow up a power tube (and they also sound crappy ;-)
If you need more info, let me know.
Neil
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