Fried Q/4 loudspeaker Page 2
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It's 7 years I'm selecting what for me is the best possible hi-end sound at the lower cost possible.
Now I say You to taste this:
A Teac Wap 5000 with your music connected to the usb imput:what you want memories or disk with MP3 or Wav files.Costing 300 euro.
A pre harmony design P9 costing 600 euro
A Tprogress f2l final amplifier costing 150 euro
A pair of Audes 145 costing 1200 euros.
Have a good sound.
The true hi-end at low cost level.
Hi stereophiles,
I have Focal Chorus 706s pair of speakers (year 2003), and Yamaha receiver RX-359. Sound is good, but bass is not enough weight for me. I want, of course, to buy a stereo integrated amplifier for my speakers. Can somebody tell me some experiences of these speakers, and recommend me amplifier price $500-$1500 with better sound for my Chorus 706s.
Hi stereophiles,
I have Focal Chorus 706s pair of speakers (year 2003), and Yamaha receiver RX-359. Sound is good, but bass is not enough weight for me. I want, of course, to buy a stereo integrated amplifier for my speakers. Can somebody tell me some experiences of these speakers, and recommend me amplifier price $500-$1500 with better sound for my Chorus 706s.
In response to this thread Linn Klimax DS versus SlimDevices Transporter? and post #35885 within that thread, from the following quote is taken:
I have a VPI TNT IV turntable, a Wheaton Triplanar tonearm, and a Transfiguration Temper Supreme cartridge, going into a Spectral DMC-20 and DMA-180. I have set up my cartridge with multiple times of tweaking it, and on most music, it sounds crystal clear, but the last problem I have is that it seems to distort with complex sounds such as multiple instruments or even more than already distorted electric guitar. I've tried to change VTA and azimuth, among other things. Is there anything that you would recommend changing to eliminate this problem?