Receiver & Amplifier Reviews

Power RMS : 300 Watts Inputs : Normal & High Equalisation : Bass, Treble and 7 Band Graphic Mid Master Presence Control : No Speaker connections : 1x Jack (8 Ohms) FX Loop(s) : Yes Drivers : 1x15" Celestion & Switchable Horn Cabinet Design :...

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I'd have to say overall that the mic pre isn't quite as versatile as I'd hoped, but it's very good in particular situations like the ones I mentioned. Don't expect it to color the sound too much, o...

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easy to use-usb connector supplied' ,volume control positive in use generally a good product you do need to obtain the necessary leads to record from your particular equipment

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If Arcam set out to create a pairing that would be more than competitive in terms of both build-quality and performance, then they have hit the bull's-eye - despite the congested market place. With their beguiling mix of transparency and musicality,...

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Bought the amp about 3 weeks ago and it had the original tubes in it. I have read of two users putting the newer Tung Sol KT120's in them with good luck. So I sprung for the KT-150's to see how the amp would perform. I was very impressed on my first...

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This amp rocks. While only a meager 15 watts, it's LOUD at about the third mark on the volume control. It features an auxillary input for a CD to play to your favorite music, a custom FDD circuit (Frequency Dampening something or other), a headphone...

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I have only had the amplifier for about a month,and am still playing with the placement of speakers but so far i do notice the clenliness of the highs,the mids are not overwhelming when working hard.I am impressed with the weightiness of the bottom...

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Very good amplifier for the money (I've payed $100 second hand) it has a tremendous sound for this kind of money and easily two times that amount. I've been listening to this amp for about three years and to buy a better one I have to pay three times...

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The Mackie HMX-56 is a six channel headphone mixer, primarily designed for use in the studio. I only used one of these for the first time recently as I started working with a new producer who has ...

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One of the best low cost non-Cmoy amps around. Very well made buy a real decent bloke who supports his products, this little pocket amp can only be faulted for occasional harshness at higher volumes and it's lack of soundstage. It amplifies all the...

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For those that say these are Japanese amps with a McIntosh label slapped on them I suggest you visit the Mcintosh factory in Binghamton NY yourself where you can watch your amp being build by hand.

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I like the sound of this preamp the best. I haven't had the chance to use the Lo-Z input yet, but I look forward to it. The phase reverse and phantom power work fine, and the pad is useful. There i...

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Dolby Digital

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Back in the days when CRT front projectors roamed the earth, any serious home theater required a separate surround processor and amplifier. In fact, it wasn't uncommon to find a Tri-Amplisauri from Parasound, Proceed, and others covering those three...

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These amps have been discontinued for a while but you can certainly find them on used classifieds and certainly eBay from time to time. There's very great sounding amplifiers and if you can work ...

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I received by error elliptical version of this cartridge so this review is for Stanton 680E.V3 680 V3 Cartridge (Eliptical) I am a retired DJ just using the cartridge for listening my old collection so I can not give feedback about "production"...

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Midrange and bass frequencies shined more than the highs, and my main impression was that the TGR lived for jazz and other instrumentals—Sonny Rollins' Road Show live release stood out with depth, punch and tone.

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The KT108 serves well as a general purpose amplifier for limited volume situations. I actually bought a second one and I essentially use them as powered speakers for a small Behringer stereo mixer, through which I run a couple mics, electric drums,...

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With a relatively attractive asking price of $2,000, the Parasound P7 7.1 multi-channel preamp is an interesting product in today's overly complex and often HDMI-crazed marketplace. With rock-solid reliability and performance to match, the P7 takes a...

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(Originally written by lolomago/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Very small amp (half as big as a classic amp) but what a manufacturing quality! Full metal construction and very good elec...

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Please note this is my first surround receiver...I was not expecting this much for the price I paid! I hooked it up to a set of Yamaha surround speakers with a powered sub. We listen to alot of music and even the "fake surround"settings are superb! We...

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If your bluray player can decode HD sound onboard and then send it via hdmi (eg PS3)or decode HD audio and send it by analogue signal to the amp then this reciever is a real bargain and a great buy. The sound quality is imo superior to either the onkyo...

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The Fender Super Twin Reverb is a great tube amplifier that can be had for a decent amount less when compared to the Twin Reverbs that came before it. While not as great as those amps, the Super T...

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Adcom is back and their GFA-7605 is a solid receiver alternative. Compare this affordable amp with those from Outlaw Audio, NAD, Anthem and other performance-based players in the market. Adcom has the sound, the look, the power and the pedigree to make...

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Words such as Frankenstein and Metropolis were used by my guests to describe Raysonic's SP-120 Integrated Amplifier when they saw it for the first time. And I'm not surprised. Most guests gazed at the SP-120, as though they had never seen anything...

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