Dear Ladies and Gentlemen
Was wondering whether there are still anyone here uses the aforementioned speakers in their systems.
Would be interested to see what diferent models were made during production.
Kind regards!
The incredibly rare Avondale Grad1. Only something like 30 examples of this special preamplifier were ever made. Comes with the amazing and sought after TPX2 power supply. Incredible sound, beating the Townshend Allegri+ in my opinion having listened to both. Only selling due to a system...
Going in a different direction due to desire to simplify my main system. Probably going to regret this but I'm getting the itch to try new things after sitting comfortably for a while.
Bought the Grad1 + APX2 from this forum in Feb 2022. For a straight sale I'm just looking to get back what I...
Hi everyone,
I'm new here, and very interested in the various discussions relating to Avondale amps. Coming from a Naim SN3, my "dream plan" was to upgrade to a 252/300 configuration with a CHC PSU. But many of you seem to indicate that Avondale produce brilliant gear as well, well worth...
Hi, I haven’t found much info on the hierarchy of Avondale power supplies and their use-cases from a design criteria, so am looking to tap in to the combined knowledge of the PFM hive. I have email Les, but appreciate that email isn’t his first communication choice, and he has recently...
Have had a pair of these for some considerable time now and since moving house some years ago, they are gathering dust. Reluctantly will have to move them on once this nasty Covid nonsense is over.
They are in good condition and I have a set of both Ash and Mahogany caps/feet for them.
Just...
Dear friends,
One quick question for you...
I sold my Grad 1 (by Avondale) preamp months ago. Right now I'm about to buy a new preamp to my Avondale (modded NAP250, probably NCC200 modules).
The preamp has to be
- half-width
- have a remote.
- without DAC
What would be not so miles down to...
Was at Avondale Towers briefly before christmas and got some slightly blurry phone photos of a NAP135 with the NCC300 board Les has invented, has some clever tricks like a fan that adjusts it's speed when it needs to.
Apparently these run at ~120w, with loads of output current.
Also has speaker...
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