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How do you go about matching a tube amp with speakers???
What is the approach to matching when you have a tube preamp and a SS amp?
How do you go about matching a tube amp with speakers???What is the approach to matching when you have a tube preamp and a SS amp?
No doubt. This fact makes all the difference in the world. And no, I'm not ok with poor recordings. As a for instance, I'm not sure if I ever heard a "good" recording when they attempt to mix and record a live concert. Eric Clapton "Unplugged" comes to mind. Can't listen to stuff like this.
arro222,If you're wondering who this way bitchin' 'Tyson' guy is that's giving you such fine advice, poke around here in the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest Circle. Read through the threads that say anything like "Tyson and Pez's Coverage" or "Pez and Tyson's Coverage". You'll find that Tyson's one of the great, and quite experienced, guys on this site. Have fun,JerryNo I wasn't wondering that at all. I appreciate his efforts plain and simple.
im looking for a topic even more pointless than this one. suggestions? i would like it to have tune rectifier please. thanks in advance.
But are you ok with the flavor that every production takes on? Live or not, they all have a flavor and it is distinctly not what you would you would hear live, and only comes from the recording and production process. That element can be more or less, depending on the direction you go with a stereo.
Correct.Ferrite magnet speakers are a good match to Transistors amps.Alnico magnet speakers are a good match to tube amps, mainly Single Ended amps.
How do you tell magnets? The rumor is that Proac used ARC stuff to voice theirs once upon a time. Then I heard that Tyler used Primare stuff so I bought some of that. I must admit the Primares do a nice job with the Proacs but I doubt he used any Primare stuff when i bought these Proacs 20 years ago.
arro222,If you're wondering who this way bitchin' 'Tyson' guy is that's giving you such fine advice, poke around here in the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest Circle. Read through the threads that say anything like "Tyson and Pez's Coverage" or "Pez and Tyson's Coverage". You'll find that Tyson's one of the great, and quite experienced, guys on this site. Have fun,Jerry
Now this guy I do wonder about.
Nope. Just plain do not like every flavor.
Heh, you and me both!
If you're wondering who this way bitchin' 'Tyson' guy is that's giving you such fine advice ...
Well, it's literally impossible to have great timbre without accepting the flavor of production from studios. So, I think your best bet is to choose equipment that uses a lot of RF noise to grow the soundstage. Grounding boxes will be useful to you. Probably DSD as well for source.