Meet my new friends
Yamaha B-2x/C-2x and T-2x. Sweet stuff gentlemen, oh so sweet :drool:
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I like the new equipment. :thmbsp:Meet my new friends
Yamaha B-2x/C-2x and T-2x. Sweet stuff gentlemen, oh so sweet :drool:
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A fews year ago, I wanted to improve my computer speaker system, so I tried a self-powered Yamaha "pro" system (MS101 II) that is marketed as a desktop monitor (now available as MS101 III), with a Yamaha desktop tripod stand. It sounds great for my nearfield application, and I can see pro applications such as a guitar or keyboard player in a coffee shop (easy and convenient to carry around). When paired with my Yamaha YST-SW20 self-powered sub, the sound is really good
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BroonsBane
Meet my new friends
Yamaha B-2x/C-2x and T-2x. Sweet stuff gentlemen, oh so sweet
I also got a pair of the ms-101-II monitors..
stumbeled on them at a thriftstore about 7 years ago, used them for the computer, then i got tiref of them and hooked up an amplifier to the computer instead.. Much better..
they kinda started my vintage hifi interest..![]()
Nice system Broons, of curse now you need a new faceplate on that CD-P. Maybe something that starts with a Y![]()
By the way, does anybody know where I can get my hands on the meter bulbs for the P2200? Or a dealer that sells them? Or a workable substitute? I know I've read it here before somewhere...
New to me Yamaha P-2200. Looked like it had been dropped down a flight of stairs when I got it. Cleaned and frame straightened since I received it. Very happy to report it sounds great, DC offset 36 and 39mv. Needed some clean power for the arrays of my QSL1's and this should do it nicely. :thmbsp:
Jim

That should sound great. What did you end up deciding about that other amp?![]()