Pass Labs / Harbeth

[mikesorensen06]

Hello,

Does anyone have any listening experience with Pass Labs amplification and Harbeth monitors? Any impressions would be welcome.

Regards,
Mike

[6L6]

I heard my F5 with a buddy's pair of the LS3/5a-type Harbeths, the P3ESR. Very, very nice combo. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

[mikesorensen06]

Thanks for the impressions. It makes sense putting the two together with class A power into those smooth and silky mids I keep hearing so much about.

What would be some PL amps that would work well with the Harbeths?

Regards,
Mike

[6L6]

Honestly, any of them.

What does your system currently consist of? (Mainly interested in Preamp and speaker)

Are you new to DIY? Do you have electronics-making stuff? Solder iron, Multimeter, basic hand tools, etc...?

[mikesorensen06]

Hello,

I sold all my gear when I moved my company from Tucson to Phoenix. I had Cello front end and B+W loudspeakers.

I have decided on the Harbeths, but I am still looking for power. No time to assemble anything at moment. I need something ready to go.

Regards,
Mike

[paolofrancesco]

Originally Posted by mikesorensen06

Hello,

I sold all my gear when I moved my company from Tucson to Phoenix. I had Cello front end and B+W loudspeakers.

I have decided on the Harbeths, but I am still looking for power. No time to assemble anything at moment. I need something ready to go.

Regards,
Mike

I use Harbeth P3ESRs and they are great for stress free listening with superb soundstage. I have a pair of Aleph 0 Monos which work really well with these little monitors and a Thomas Mayer 46SE which does the same but differently. I had the Alephs re-capped last year and this made a considerable improvement to these 1996 vintage amps.

[bozakdla]

I have Harbeth Compact 7ES-2 with mini-aleph at 2.5 meters listening position, very satisfied, tube sounding midrange and only a little sub frequencies missing compared with my ayon spark with 6C33C.