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Quote But I do have very full range speakers and I can say that the Dodd bass performance is very good. The fact that your speakers go down to 30hz, and mine go down to 16hz may account for differences in bass response delivered by tube amplification in our respective systems. In any case, I'm sure you will agree that an apples to apples comparison cannot be made.
But I do have very full range speakers and I can say that the Dodd bass performance is very good.
The amps have been pretty much playing music non-stop for almost a week so I think that I am getting a fair representation of what they can do. ...
John is using Blue Heron i loudspeakers. ......
The fact that your speakers go down to 30hz, and mine go down to 16hz may account for differences in bass response delivered by tube amplification in our respective systems. In any case, I'm sure you will agree that an apples to apples comparison cannot be made.
Will it replace the DNA-500? Too soon to tell, but the fact that I can even consider it is quite a statement.
Everyone knows that no one amp will do everything superbly, and that tradeoffs are always involved. The ideal amp for any one person is the one that delivers his priorities the "best", and offers minimal compromises in the other areas. We all have different tastes and priorities, and even perceptions of which gear actually delivers those priorites. Hence the whole process is highly subjective, and we see a wide array of opinions and preferences when it comes to gear.
Hi Guys,One of the best pieces of advice i've read on audiocircle."Everyone knows that no one amp will do everything superbly, and that tradeoffs are always involved.The ideal amp for any one person is the one that delivers his priorities the "best", and offers minimal compromises in the other areas. We all have different tastes and priorities, and even perceptions of which gear actually delivers those priorites. Hence the whole process is highly subjective, and we see a wide array of opinions and preferences when it comes to gear."George's recommendation of a product is one of the few that i would consider when purchasing new gear.RegardsRod
First Post here. I went to www.archive.org to find a Meadowlark page from the past, and it is shown below.http://web.archive.org/web/20020206073117/www.meadowlarkaudio.com/products.htm
Hi Guys,One of the best pieces of advice i've read on audiocircle.George's recommendation of a product is one of the few that i would consider when purchasing new gear.RegardsRod
Quote from: RocketHi Guys,One of the best pieces of advice i've read on audiocircle........RodThank you very much for the compliment Rod. George
Hi Guys,One of the best pieces of advice i've read on audiocircle........Rod
It was actually for both of us...sort of like the old days. George
That being said, the D200's are the least compromised amplifiers to ever reside in my system. I can't imagine anyone not being totally satisfied with these amplifiers, especially when considering their price. They are extremely musical, yet they satisfy the obsessive and overly analytical audiophile in me. I haven't heard everything out there, and I'm sure there's amplifiers that will surpass the D200 's in one area or another, but I'm willing to bet, that only a small number will offer this level of performance across the board. And I betcha they will all cost substantially more than the D200's.
George, great write-up. Thanks very much for taking the time to post your opinions.I have been waiting anxiously for another viewpoint after the nit-twit review of the D-200 in TAS (man that really knocked my opinion of the mag down a notch...)Just curious, are you using balanced I/Cs with the amps?Happy motoring.