Good to know it wasn't my imagination as I didn't enjoy this room, either. I knew something was wrong but I didn't know what, thanks for the added info, Jason. I'm till not not impressed with my second audition of the Win amps after initially hearing them at Stereo Unlimited in Walnut Creek where they also had absolutley no center-fill. There is still something about this amp that is still not right. I don't know what it is but it is clearly still a work in development.
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Unfortunately, the mammoth Legacy Audio Whisper XD ($20,000/pair), which boasts 94dB sensitivity and comes complete with DSP-implemeneted crossover, was not a good match with the Win Analog V series amps ($75,000/each). Given their extremely low input sensitivity, Legacy's Bill Dudleston was compelled to use a tremendous amount of DSP adjustmentfar more than usually necessaryand replace the Win Analog preamp ($45,000) with an Inex Innovator preamp ($12,000). Despite the excellence of the Lindemann 825 CD player, the system was muffled on the bottom and clattery/buzzy on top. Still, thanks to Legacy's DSP, and Bill's careful control of volume, the Win Analog electronics sounded better than they when they were paired with Rockport speakers at the BAAS event.
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I visited this room on Saturday and the system sounded really good. I talked with one of the guys from Legacy- they said this was their first time using the Win Analog amps and the Inex preamp, and by Friday afternoon, they had the Whispers dialed in. I was really impressed with the sound of these speakers.
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