Hi Art

If i purchase a Cary Audio SLP-05 pre-amplifier,will it work with my Jeff Rowland Model 8-Ti , and i mean "electrically" not sonically ?
If anyone else know,your imput is welcomed.

Thanks in advance

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I'm just curious as to what components seem to be getting serious attention from audiophiles these days.

I'm in the upgrade mode and am considering a few components for my office system.

Totem Arro speakers
Dynaudio 52se speakers
Primaluna integrated
Jolida integrated, modified hybrid or mod 202 or 302
Unico SE integrated hybrid
Creek 5250SE integrated
Krell 400i integrated

I tend to agree, Wes, that sacrificing a small amount of detail in favor of tonality is a good trade. That's approximately what I (and, I think, a bunch of others) did when I added the MF X10v3 between the X-Ray and the preamp. Give it a try. You might like it too. I hear Stereophile considers it a Class A component, and at today's prices, you can buy the X-Ray and the X-10 for what the Quad 99 CDP-2 costs. Of course, you don't get that variable output feature.

My favorite performance of both the Firebird and Le Sacre... is the Abbado/LSO. The recording is pretty good, but not excellent. Does anybody have suggestions for both great performance and recording?

Folks,

I intend to buy Infinity speakers. I am confused between Infinity Primus 360 and Infinity Beta 50 speakers. I have so far heard Inifinity Beta 50 speakers. Have not been able to hear the Primus 360s.

1. Can you provide first-hand opinion on which amongst the above speakers is your preference if money is no concern.

2. I am located in NJ. Can someone pls point out a store (in NJ,NY, PA ) where I can audition both of these speaker types.

I saw Regina Carter's current quintet at the Metroplitan Museum last night and was blown away. The band: Ms. Carter (violin), Chris Lightcap (acoustic bass), Alvester Garnett (drums), Gilad Dobrecky (percussion), and Rick Germanson (piano).