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I own the big Snells, and I have not auditioned any speakers since I got them because they are that amazing. I had them bi-amped with 2 mac amps when I first heard them in my listening area. It was a spiritual experience. Than I tried the Kora amp. Well, I subsequently sold both Mac amps...

The system I build around the Kora will be a minimalist set-up that functions with today's technology. There will only be a preamp and the Kora. In a perfect world, the preamp would have a DAC on board and support digital connectivity. It feels dirty to me to pair SS with tubes, so the preamp...

I recently purchased a Kora Galaxy tube amplifier. It is a modern piece, and I want to pair it with a more modern preamp. I have been looking for about a week now, and most tube preamps I see are either vintage or Chinese. Does anyone have any experience with a more modern preamp other than...

Shhhh...Just listen to music...all the time.

Does anyone have enough experience with the Kora Galaxy to know what speakers pair well with it? I have some Cornwalls, but I am curious if there may be something better. This will be playing oldies and adult rock primarily...at low to mid volumes.

QUOTE="mkane, post: 12036135, member: 175043"]Your doing fine but I would remove all passive filters I love the sound of my Snells, and I am not keen on altering the hi-pass point for the mids and highs. How would I find out what the original X-over point was so I can match it?

MiniDSP setup: Inputs: 1 = Left from C28 2 = Right from C28 Outputs: 1 = Left to MC 2100 2 = Right to MC 2100 3 = Left to MC 2155 4 = Right to MC 2155 MC 2100 will feed the mids and highs in my Snell B speakers MC 2155 will feed the woofers in my Snell B speakers question 1: Do I need to...

I have no other system to play the tune one, however, I have played the same YouTube video on dozens of systems so I know that note is not normally so deflated. I know I turned down the Behringer, but I did that because the bass is so much more extreme. I think that even though I turned it...

I feel the "pfft" came from the subs and not the Snells.

I will look for this CD and order it straight way. Fantastic idea, Thanks.

Bam!!! precisely what I think.

likely repeatable until I complete the electricity overhaul. Source was Sonos.

I feel it is something far more simple than the solutions offered...I have not yet complete my electricity overhaul and was running everything on the same 15 amp service. Just the Behringer can draw 20 amps at full volume, McIntosh amps can draw 13 amps, and likely a few more amps for the other...

Completely worth the look...take your time...don't fall for the bullshit sell like I did. I opened mine at home and saw hot glue on the board...I knew I was in for an expensive overhaul at that point. Now that it is done, it is simply amazing.

I just played Widor's 6th and Saint Seans 3rd in their entirety. I was so impressed with the bass headroom, I decided to see how much headroom was there. I loaded up "BassI love you" and started playing it. It was great at first - I had turned the volume waaaay down. Then, about 20 seconds...

That was a setup...the record was an old scratched one that I got in an auction lot, I think. I just put the cover there to ruffle feathers.

The person in the picture is my son. I am near to 50 years old. Although I do play this system very loud, most of the volume comes from the subs reproducing 80 Hz and down. That is a world different than the overwhelming majority of systems whose mids and highs take lead over the bass. It...

Why will this disc not play on the 9000es?

I did make those shelves. They are constructed of 2x4 boards sandwiched between 2 sheet of plywood. I then painted them black with interior latex paint. Then I mix up some epoxy and glitter and coated them. To look at them up close, you might think they are pieces of Black Galaxy granite...

Last night, I was all done with my system as I reclined with my Johnny Walker Red and some Saint Seans. This morning, I have already sent my local stereo guy a message that I want to purchase his Teac 3340S, and start mastering some LP's. I also believe I will be asking to take my Cornwalls...

I took your suggestion to heart, but I used a pool noodle instead. It was closed cell foam and much thicker even when the bottom of the door rests in the groove of the cut pool noodle. I do not have it in place for pics because it looks a bit derpy. When my electrician finishes installing new...

the music I can hear is full and large. The music I can feel is haunting and completes the sound of the pipe organ music I listen to. It is an ethereal experience. People talk about head room in relation to music, but I feel the majority of that head room relates to mids and highs. Maybe...

More people need to know how amazing HiFi is...I am so happy I jumped in, and thank you for your support along the way.

You should hear them...it is a seismic experience.

God bless...I could not agree more.