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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Croatia
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First, a few pics:
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Very nice looking! It looks as though it was a ton of work. How is the sound?
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Sofia
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What a nightmare! Can't possibly sound half as good as a simple ELMA/Seiden switch. But it glows and may even have remote...
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The metal work and layout is done very nicely though. And I kind of understand the design choices here. Using knobs would change the visual character of the unit and remote is probably easier to implement this way than with knobs. I've seen similar unit on the Bent Audio board selling for $10K, although it's using knobs ![]() http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/v...8076714a35d4cc
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With regards to my S&Bs, initially I was under the impression that TXs dull the highs or take a bit of sparkle at the top end, but after constant using for several weeks, I either got used to it or they simply burned in. They sound very satisfactory now and frankly I don't see a need for an active preamp. They also work well with GC, which are my main amps now.
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Hi, I'm using a somewhat unusual combination of 2 transformers per channel (Sowter 9150 + 9155; 4X10dB + 5X2dB). So far so good. Regards |
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