I appreciate the fact that Stereophile actually measures the equipment that is under review, and the comparison between the measurement and the subjective review is fascinating (e.g., that $44K CD player). However, as a non-engineer and a relative newcomer to this mag, I'm wondering if there is some kind of website guide to what the measurements actually mean, and what difference they may have on the way a piece of equipment sounds. When it comes to THD and frequency response, those measurements are certainly straightforward enough.

Voca CDX 101 SuperAmp is a pure power transistor amplifier without any pre-amp or tone control, that can drive all kinds of stereo speakers perfectly to their fullest capacity in Live all natural 3-D stereophonic sound as accurrately as music and movies were originally recorded " Live" The Super Amp gives listeners the art of sensible enjoyment with full emotional satisfaction not only from the music and the movies themselves but also from " the sound itself in complete harmonics and truest musicality.

I have a Chevin Research A-500 Linear Amplifier that I am using with my keyboard synth ... I have a graphic EQ, and a set of speakers that appear to be too small ... if I get more powerful speakers can I expect to get a nice clear clean sound at loud volumes (and real strong bass response) ? dbelmont2@yahoo.com

Hello All .. I have a Chevin Research A-500 Linear Amplifier that I have been using with EV Sx80 speakers and a graphic equalizer when amplifying my keyboard synth ... this particular system does not give me all that much power, and I am hoping that with better speakers I can make much better use of the A500 amp (as in creating a mini-PA to use with my synth) ... any suggestions as to what kind of speakers I should check out, and specific brands and models ?

thx,
Dan Belmont dbelmont2@yahoo.com