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13th April 2006, 09:58 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Cologne, Germany
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Which legacy Pass-Amp for a high-end surround-system ?
Hi,
Even though my question is not DIY related: I would like to use three or four legay Pass-Amps which I could buy used from ebay to be driven by a high-end surround-preamp. The amps will drive DIY-speakers with ribbons and Eton-chassis, so very neutral, high-resoltion speakers. Therefore I would love to use a dynamic, transparent but natural and not harsh sounding amp. any thoughts what would be a nice model ? Nakamichi (easy to find) ? Threshold (not easy to find)? Forte ..or..? Best Regards Frank |
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