panderso
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| Personal speaker evolution First; medium sized Mission bookshelves, 727 or 737, or some such. About $400 Cdn 20 years ago. (about 1.32 Cdn = 1Usd now - not sure about the going rate back then)Next, a couple different pairs of Bostons in succession; a floorstander, then a st... | |
| Theta Delta Basic II Transport Opinions. I also run the Tri-Vista DAC. I thought it sounded great with the Arcam FMJ 23 used as a transport. Then I tried out a nice used Theta Data Basic, the first model I believe, and was quite surprised at the improvement. Considerably more airspace ar... | |
| small room speakers Useful info from Maxxc; I have to take your word for it. With your clarification in mind, what present day product best reprises the virtues of the LS3/5? Spendors aside, how might present model Dynaudio 25s, Harbeths, Reference 3a Dulcets or MM d... | |
| Speakers to hang on to for LIFE Totem Sttafs are my modest contribution. 15 years old, bearing honourable battle scars inflicted by growing, active kids, and now relegated to a humble second system. Yet when I fire them up they still sound wonderfully natural and enjoyable, even... | |
| Any details about JMLab Electa Be series I've had the 927 Be pair running in at home for about 50-60 hours over a three week period. (Would've been more time, but my wife made me go to the lake and close up the cottage on the long weekend.) I'm in love, but still getting to know the new ... | |
| JM Reynaud Twin MK3 vs. JM Lab Electra 906 I can't help you with direct comparison; I'm not familiar with the Reynauds. I can only say that I owned the Electra 906s and loved them. With typical, perverse audiophile logic, I liked them so much I had to upgrade to the new Electra Be line whe... |