Macspur
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Singslinger said:
Shame!... damned British weather, it's May and it's still like Winter!
Still, hopefully your patience will be rewarded.
Have a good holiday and drop us a line when you get back.
Mac
Shame!... damned British weather, it's May and it's still like Winter!
Still, hopefully your patience will be rewarded.
Have a good holiday and drop us a line when you get back.
Mac
Will do Mac.
PS Actually I'll be experiencing Brit weather first hand I'll be visiting friends in London and Belfast! Won't be my first time though, this'll be my fifth trip to the UK.
PS Actually I'll be experiencing Brit weather first hand I'll be visiting friends in London and Belfast! Won't be my first time though, this'll be my fifth trip to the UK.
Macspur
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CnoEvil said:Singslinger said:
That's not all that far from me...........and the weather's shyte atm!
Got family myself in and around Belfast... might be over in the Summer, have to drop in and listen to your Kef, MF, Linn set up first hand lol!
Mac
Macspur said:
Mac, you'd be most welcome......though atm my house has been reduced to a building site (for the treatment of dry rot), and my system has been temporarily dismantled.
Let me know when you are over, in case things have been put back together by then.
Accuphase sounds great, can drive extatic any kind of speakers.
I've got the chance to listen E-360 and E-560; sort of luck, even in Japan
Whenever you try to compare models and count cost/preformance, aways watch out size of your listening room and scale/gauge of your speekers.
If it is already 3x4x5, then it must be E-360 but not E-260
If it is Tannoy Prestige or B&W 802 then don't bother and get E-560
All are great amps, real masterpieces.
I've got the chance to listen E-360 and E-560; sort of luck, even in Japan
Whenever you try to compare models and count cost/preformance, aways watch out size of your listening room and scale/gauge of your speekers.
If it is already 3x4x5, then it must be E-360 but not E-260
If it is Tannoy Prestige or B&W 802 then don't bother and get E-560
All are great amps, real masterpieces.
Macspur
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CnoEvil said:
O Lord! that's not good and without music to soothe the nerves either!
Hope you get it sorted soon and I'll let you know for sure.
Mac
Macspur
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Smoker1967 said:
Hi Smoker,
Thanks for your views... are you in the process of deciding which one to buy?
Mac
Smoker1967 said:
Interested in your thoughts about comparison of E360 and E560. Obviously quite a price difference!
Matt
Babur72
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Macspur said:
Hi Mac,
What do you think the Siltech Classic Anniversary 330i Interconnects give your system over similar grade Chord Co. cables? And, if you feel they impart some degree of colouration or a difference in presentation, what sonic characteristics would you ascribe to them?
Regards.
Babur.
CnoEvil said:Singslinger said:
That's not all that far from me...........and the weather's shyte atm!
Hi Cno - yes unfortunately I've been informed of this by my friends in Belfast. "Unseasonably cold for this time of year" was how they put it.
Singslinger said:CnoEvil said:Singslinger said:
That's not all that far from me...........and the weather's shyte atm!
Hi Cno - yes unfortunately I've been informed of this by my friends in Belfast. "Unseasonably cold for this time of year" was how they put it.
We had Hail Showers yesterday. :wall:
Macspur
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Babur72 said:
Hi Babur,
I must admit, I haven't got much to compare. My previous i.c was Electrocompaniet XLR which was very good in it's own right, but the Siltech is a definite step in sonic presentation.
There is a definite improvement in seperation and definition, with a blacker background, adding a touch of lushness, but without too much colouration.
Superbly well made too!
Mac
Babur72
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Macspur said:
Thanks Mac.
I've a couple of friends who have used or are using Siltech's Royal Signature series analogue interconnect, digital & speaker cables. Both speak of them very highly.
Personally speaking, of the ranges i've heard, i'm rather partial to some Atlas, Cardas, Kubala Sosna, MIT(Magnum & Oracle series) & some Tellurium Q cables.
Only drawback being that their better products can fetch as much as the rest of a decent system's cost combined. Madness!
Regards.
Babur.
Macspur
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Some good brands there Babur and yes you're right the price of some cables is just madness! I did fancy trying Classic anniversary speaker cable, but it's way too expensive.
Hope to try some Auditorium 23 soon.
Mac
Hope to try some Auditorium 23 soon.
Mac
Babur72
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CnoEvil said:
I haven't heard a system using the Clear Light cables yet, but i have had the good fortune to listen to a few with the Cross, Golden Cross &/or Golden Reference cables. Have you experienced the Clear Light cabłes for yourself?
One exotic system springs to mind. Belonging to a long-time collector of audio jewellery based in Maryland & comprised of: Custom Black ClearAudio Master Innovator[(?) the name of Cartridge escapes me but discovered later it was almost 2/3 the cost of the $24,000 Turntable!] with 2(one 9" & another 12") ClearAudio Universal Tonearms; Aesthetix Io Signature phono-stage - with dual-mono power-supplies; FM Acoustics preamp & FM-511 mk II monblock poweramps; Driving a beatiful pair of Avalon Acoustics Isis in Burr Walnut. And using Kubala Sosna Emotion & Expression cables throughout.
In fact. I recall he had 20ft plus lengths of Emotion balanced XLR interconnects running between the preamp, on his beautiful custom-made component rack, & the poweramps next to the speakers. BTW.
I was subsequently told that he's also an avid Accuphase enthusiast. With an Accuphase system in another dedicated room.
Well. I guess there's no harm in dreamin'!
Regards.
Babur72 said:
No, I have the Golden Cross, which I like.
There are a couple of folks on here who have the Clear Light.....Singslinger, who has very similar taste to me; and Krlock3:
Post 11 - http://www.whathifi.com/forum/hi-fi/can-you-damage-a-cable-by-plugging-it-into-the-wrong-socket?page=1
Post 15 - http://www.whathifi.com/forum/hi-fi/why-some-speaker-cables-sound-different-in-laymans-terms?page=3
Acalex, while doing a lot of cable testing, also heard it (and liked it more than the GC, which he found too warm with Jadis and SF): http://www.whathifi.com/forum/hi-fi/new-amplifier-my-long-journey?page=48
This promises to be an arduous week.
Electrocompaniet tomorrow (ECI5 MkII, and EC4.7 pre plus AW120 power).
Lavardin IT and Krell 550i on Friday morning.
Friday afternoon chez Mac to listen to his Accuphase E350.
Electrocompaniet tomorrow (ECI5 MkII, and EC4.7 pre plus AW120 power).
Lavardin IT and Krell 550i on Friday morning.
Friday afternoon chez Mac to listen to his Accuphase E350.
matt49 said:
That's about as arduous as a tour of a Harem.
Chez Mac will be hard to beat. :read:
CnoEvil said:That's about as arduous as a tour of a Harem.
Well said. However ...
... harem tours are all very well, but they don't go on forever (more's the pity). Eventually you have to settle down with your chosen one. And the prospect of choice hangs over the tour. Hence the arduousness.
matt49 said:CnoEvil said:That's about as arduous as a tour of a Harem.
Well said. However ...
... harem tours are all very well, but they don't go on forever (more's the pity). Eventually you have to settle down with your chosen one. And the prospect of choice hangs over the tour. Hence the arduousness.
Just get the one that titillates you the most........Simples.
oke: AMS 35i :shifty:CnoEvil said:matt49 said:CnoEvil said:That's about as arduous as a tour of a Harem.
Well said. However ...
... harem tours are all very well, but they don't go on forever (more's the pity). Eventually you have to settle down with your chosen one. And the prospect of choice hangs over the tour. Hence the arduousness.
Just get the one that titillates you the most........Simples.
It's on the list, don't worry :exmark:
Macspur
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matt49 said:CnoEvil said:matt49 said:CnoEvil said:That's about as arduous as a tour of a Harem.
Well said. However ...
... harem tours are all very well, but they don't go on forever (more's the pity). Eventually you have to settle down with your chosen one. And the prospect of choice hangs over the tour. Hence the arduousness.
Just get the one that titillates you the most........Simples.
It's on the list, don't worry :exmark:
Well, if nothing else, the AMS will keep you warm at night!
matt49 said:CnoEvil said:matt49 said:CnoEvil said:That's about as arduous as a tour of a Harem.
Well said. However ...
... harem tours are all very well, but they don't go on forever (more's the pity). Eventually you have to settle down with your chosen one. And the prospect of choice hangs over the tour. Hence the arduousness.
Just get the one that titillates you the most........Simples.
It's on the list, don't worry :exmark:
It's just my none to subtle tactic for expanding the "35 Club". :twisted:
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