They work best with low capacitance speaker cable, so Exposure speaker cable would be fine. NVA cable was my choice a great open window on the highs.Originally Posted by southall-1998
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They work best with low capacitance speaker cable, so Exposure speaker cable would be fine. NVA cable was my choice a great open window on the highs.
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Unlike the older JF gear, there are no special requirements regarding low-cap speaker cable for the latest Exposure stuff. Saying that I'd just use something like Talk 3 as it's good, honest cheap cable.
As Neil says, NVA would work really well - as I've found it does on pretty much anything. The only amps I've found the cable doesn't work well with is old (Olive) Naim.
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Which NVA Speaker cable did you use with the JF Exposure ''Integrated'' amps?
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None - didn't have any NVA stuff at all when I had the Exposure integrateds. Really think you need to start a new thread here Shane, we're treading on Martin's classified ad.
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Connecting it together bits i/c's: Flashback Premier. Speaker cables: Van Damme Hifi
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Sorry Martin!
Best of Luck with the sale.
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Thanks chaps,
Martin
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Now sold - thanks Jim
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Exposure amp.
hi is your exposure amp actually sold now?
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Stu
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Hi Stu,
Yes, it's gone I'm afraid. It was a good amp, but I think the Brio-R is a better match for my system.
Good luck with your search,
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Hi martin,
Thanks for the reply. I see you have changed all your set up now haven't you? Are you using the sonos Soley as your streamer now, no CD player etc?
I did the Same and bought the sonos zp90 a couple weeks back to give me an extra zone in my bedroom. The play 5 sounds great up there. However in my lounge I want to tweak things. Currently using the original rega Mira amp. The sound is ok. I bought a dacmagic and put it in the system but I actually prefered te sound from the sonos built in dac over the dacmagic in my system.
The sound still isn't blended quite right. I was wondering if the rega dac makes a lot of difference? And would I gain more from adding a rega dac or going for the brio r as an upgrade to my setup? What do you think?
Have tried your set up with the brio r and sonos without the raga dac? Does it make a lot of difference?
I really like rega stuff but that exposure 2010s seems to get such high ratings from every one and said to be superior?
Regards
Stu.
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