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The article on speaker cables on the home page of Stereophile.com is interesting. When I decided to upgrade my system I did upgrade my speaker cable to the Monster Z3 which actually I am very happy with. At $200 for the pair (6') it was about the top of what I wanted to spend.

From readind the review and between the lines, it seems that Wes Phillips didn't like the new W/P 8 that much. Comments?

Hi

I'm new to post here.
I am looking for an entirely new home speaker setup for a new home.
I've found Definitive speakers on the internet, but I can't seem to find any reviews or forum subject matter about Definitive on this website. Is there a particular reason?

I currently own KEF Q55s which I bought a long time ago, and I've been using separate Adcom preamplifier and amplifier. The sound I get out of my speakers I have always loved. I'm looking to improve on the sound quality if possible, and also use the new setup for home theater.

Was wondering if anyone knew any good rackmount tube systems out there. Orif not if anyone know of a decent solution for a convertion, besides a rack shelf with a lip. Another question, if someone could tell me their average temp their tube system runs at, and safe oeprating temps. You know bc if they end up in a rack, a few comps together wont be so coooollll.

I was just wondering, why do they have extreme frequency responce on some pres and amps. Say like the Audio Research Reference 3 line preamp(0.2hz - 200khz), when most of the high end speakers take on something like 18hz - 80khz, and on top of it most everyones mics only recrod 20hz - 20khz like a neumann u87 ai or another high end condensor mic. Also like movie guys don't as often use great mics just one good enough to do some filming. So forth and so on, you guys get me. Like I've heard systems close to this they do sound great, but I dont get it, isnt it overkill to do such like that?