Help get me re-started

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Submitted by jacastro on

Hey all,

THanks for having me on your boards!

I've read a few of these "how do I start" messages on the Entry Level, but I thought I'd add my own post - every case is different and perhaps my own post will address my unique needs (even though I probably don't know what they are!)

Here's my basics:

1) Love music. Love love love.

2) Had the same stereo system for years - until, piece by piece, the damn thing fell apart (I've been pretty poor for the last 10 years or so - freelance writer/theater director so not a lot of $$$ to spend on a good system).

klipsch cornwalls with bryston 4bst

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Submitted by timothy on

All of you have been great and very kind with your info.Although much is over my head.I'm using one bryston at 250 wpc and my cornwalls are around 101db.I'm wonderind if getting another bryston and bridge them if it would be overkill,could the cornwalls handle it if i don't go above 12 o'clock on the volume button,and would the volume be distorted in a room,say,40ft by 25ft.Thanks so much for your time.One last thiing.It blew my mind when I went to audiogon.Never knew those animals existed.I,m using braided cable for connectors,cost,75.00/pair.Would I nitice a bi difference if I picked up a

Do you often get up and move to the music when your audio system is playing?

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The classic audiophile "pose" is sitting still in a chair, probably with eyes shut, and perhaps a toe tapping. But some music demands that you leave your seat and dance. Do you often get up and move when your audio system is playing?

The Fifth Element #44 Contacts

The Fifth Element #44 Contacts

Ars-Sonum is a Spanish audio company that, as far as I can tell, makes only one product—but it's a doozy (footnote 1). The Filarmonía SE is a tube integrated amplifier that is, in many ways, an homage to Dynaco's iconic Stereo 70 power amplifier of 1959, but the Filarmonía is by no means a slavish copy. Get down to specifics, and it's actually more of a clean-sheet-of-paper design.

The Fifth Element #44 Page 3

The Fifth Element #44 Page 3

Ars-Sonum is a Spanish audio company that, as far as I can tell, makes only one product—but it's a doozy (footnote 1). The Filarmonía SE is a tube integrated amplifier that is, in many ways, an homage to Dynaco's iconic Stereo 70 power amplifier of 1959, but the Filarmonía is by no means a slavish copy. Get down to specifics, and it's actually more of a clean-sheet-of-paper design.

The Fifth Element #44 Page 2

The Fifth Element #44 Page 2

Ars-Sonum is a Spanish audio company that, as far as I can tell, makes only one product—but it's a doozy (footnote 1). The Filarmonía SE is a tube integrated amplifier that is, in many ways, an homage to Dynaco's iconic Stereo 70 power amplifier of 1959, but the Filarmonía is by no means a slavish copy. Get down to specifics, and it's actually more of a clean-sheet-of-paper design.

The Fifth Element #44

The Fifth Element #44

Oct 28, 2007

Ars-Sonum is a Spanish audio company that, as far as I can tell, makes only one product—but it's a doozy (footnote 1). The Filarmonía SE is a tube integrated amplifier that is, in many ways, an homage to Dynaco's iconic Stereo 70 power amplifier of 1959, but the Filarmonía is by no means a slavish copy. Get down to specifics, and it's actually more of a clean-sheet-of-paper design.

Krell KPE & KPE Reference phono preamplifiers Specifications

Krell KPE & KPE Reference phono preamplifiers Specifications

The <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/solidpreamps/694krc2">Krell KRC-2</A> can be regarded as a remote-controlled successor to Krell's successful KSL preamplifier of a few years back. The outboard Krell Phono Equalizer (KPE) is a separate box powered from the KRC-2. Priced at $850, it contains a printed circuit board very similar, in fact, to the $499 unit that can be fitted within the KRC. The KPE and KRC phono stages are well-designed universal units; if someone has the need for a stand-alone phono equalizer of Krell KRC standard, a separate power supply may be purchased for the KPE. It is also an advantage to be able to locate the KPE head amplifier in a hum-free zone near the LP turntable.

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