Victor.....I guess we're in the same boat.:scratch2:
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I've seen them three times with the 1201s and my friends Maggie 20.1 speakers.
OK, Ivan. Let's get a little scientific - at what decibel level will your Power Guard lights typically flash?
Uncompressed music, ie: SACD & DVD-A has the greatest dynamics & will drive the Amps the hardest.
The Center channel Amps are also being pushed at about 150% of the L&R and more prone to PG.
Peaks of 130db+ will usually do it.
OK - 130+ db makes sense. Mine would light up too at that level.:yes:
Try cranking up the SACD multichannel version of Elton John's "Funeral for a Friend" from "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." That should turn them on for sure!
I've been there, remember? I have no doubt!:yes:Oh, I can light them up on just about anything.![]()
I've been there, remember? I have no doubt!:yes:
Ivan,
I would like to take a weeks vacation and spend it with you and your system.
I could sit there all day and just take it in and love every minute of it.
I'm sure it would be an amazing experience.
You are a credit to the audio experience.
Randy
You drive those Amps like you do the Ferrari and they give you the same results - power, control, beauty and a sound that is pure music. I think Ivan's philosophy is "If they can do, then let them do it". I have heard incredible decibel levels at your house but NEVER thought it was too loud - Powerful, Impressive and Complete but never loud.
MAC and Ferrari the same?Not quite, you can't do any "drifting" with a McIntosh amp.
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