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It thocks real good. Amazing chocolatier SA caps as wellT
That keyboard looks thocky
It thocks real good. Amazing chocolatier SA caps as wellT
That keyboard looks thocky
They’re impressive things, much more so when used in your specific use case, as I used them too. They can sound a bit lost at the other end of a large-ish room unless you’re giving them a hoofing, but up close, they’re superb.
Don’t discount the Wharfedale Diamond 9.0 though, they’re a remarkably full/warm sounding speaker for such a small box. I have a pair of Quad L-ites, which are a similar size but much more expensive, the Wharfedale don’t have the quality of finish that the Quads have, but they’re the better speaker. The Quads sound very bandwidth limited and opaque by comparison.
I use JBL Control 1 for my PC system. Classic mini speakers. Small and, in particular, very shallow (13 cm deep). I couldn't find any vaguely hi-fi speakers that were so shallow. They are plastic, but very well made and hefty. £69 on Amazon.
I found that little “dac in a dongle” works great too.By the way the £40 front end of this system is proving to be lovely. That makes it easier to justify an extensive search.
I plugged the: phone, DAC and Knekt amp into my Falcon Q7s yesterday afternoon. That had me looking at the main system and wondering how it justifies £4000.
I found that little “dac in a dongle” works great too.
By the way the £40 front end of this system is proving to be lovely. That makes it easier to justify an extensive search.
I plugged the: phone, DAC and Knekt amp into my Falcon Q7s yesterday afternoon. That had me looking at the main system and wondering how it justifies £4000.
Ah, you’ve bought a Linn Room Amp… that’s pretty impossible to beat for £31, on paper, it’s power output looks small, but in reality, it’s plenty… it has double the power of a Naim Nait 1/2… and excellent sound quality. I used one to test a pair of active Kabers, connected to the mid drivers… sounded great!
PS, I also used one between an iPhone, with the lightning adapter, and a pair of Royd Sapphires to listen to music whilst moving between houses (everything big was boxed up)… that sounded very good indeed!
I use JBL Control 1 for my PC system. Classic mini speakers. Small and, in particular, very shallow (13 cm deep). I couldn't find any vaguely hi-fi speakers that were so shallow. They are plastic, but very well made and hefty. £69 on Amazon.