How else do you keep the signal leaking through the floor?

Been there, done that. If you check my other videos you I’ll see that before the Accu’s I had 2 and tried 4 Mola Mola’s. Even though they are great amps, nothing gets to the level of detail that only class A can provide 👍🏽

Hi Ryan, those are resonators from finite element a German company. They convert vibration in heat 😉

what´s it "paionir" ?

Live at montreux 1974 (I think).

Motel model fat lady 👍🏽

Thankx Michael, more than for its sonics this collection has great sentimental value. It represent a time where music was a treat to listen to, as well as to look at.. 😅

Yes they are 👍🏽

@@crventura I’m driving my DBLs passive with 135s. When compared with other speakers, I feel that there’s not enough low bass extension

@@ngccglp There is not indeed, you need a properly set pair of subs to get there. But remember, subs in a system can only do one of two things; screw the sound or take you to music bliss ;)

@@crventura thanks, which is why I have held back on introducing subs. Currently I’m resorting to using a EQ to enhance the 30hz region. Just curious, why did you not put the DBLs back against the wall as recommended?

@@ngccglp simple, if you had the chance to listen to this system at my place you would see that the speaker desapegar in the room. That is accomplished by a meticulous choosing of the place for the speaker in the room, at the point where the mid bass is perfect and the image is 3D. At this location (sensible 1/3) of the back of the room you won’t be able to listen to sub bass for two reasons, you don’t get the necessary SPL and you won’t have the help of the room. That why you would need subs to complete the setup. This (in my opinion) is valid for any speaker setup. Now, why not set the speakers against the wall as they where design to ? The answer to this question is quite simple; because I have a dedicated listening room and I don’t have to compromise. If I had the system on a leaving room and had to put them against a wall I would gain on bass (the kind influenced by the room), the worst kind of bass you can get and on top of that, loose the 3D image, the disappearing act of the speakers and the punchy mid bass. That’s why 😉

Lmao, true though

I know, if you take a look at my other systems you would know I’m not the kind of person to neglect that. This system was put together to be sold and that was the only purpose of the video. 😉

It’s from the soundtrack of the movie the whole nine yards. The singer is charlie biddle’s daughter 👍🏽

Mainly the irritating noise they make when pushed over they’re limit. Besides that, great value for the money !!!

Hi Divertiti, yes I did, there is no loss in anything. The difference is a great increment in resolution and tonal accuracy. On this system as opposed to my Naim system, you get the real sense that the musicians are there performing without making any use of electronics, as on the Naim you get the real sense of being at a live show. 👍🏽

Hi Evgeny, its very simple really, You connect the open reel to tape 2 on the Pre, and connect the Equalizer to tape 1. the tape deck goes on tape 2 input/outputs on the Equalizer. Now the tricky part; on the EQ tape 1 in, you connect the dynamic expander out and on the Dynamic Expander in you connect the reverb unit out. Finally the Reverb unit in gets the EQ out .This way you have the three units daisy chained and you can use de defeat switch on every one to check the effect on each one. Hope that helps ;)

@@crventura thank you very much! Happy Holidays!