Location: Somewhere
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I'm Paul.
Brilliant, glad I hesitated about buying the Tisbury.I will wait for your comments on it's performance Dave but a proper review would be even better!
Jerry
Hifi: IPL transmission line floorstanding speakers, Squeezebox Touch, Denafrips Ares 11 DAC, DCB1 Pre-amplifier, Croft Series 7 power amp.
Custom Hifi cables HA10SE headphone amplifier and Hifiman HE-400 headphones.
AV system: LG 55B7, Denon AVR -x2300w receiver, Quad 12L (front) 11c Centre and 11L rear . Velodyne DD15 subwoofer.
I will do my best Jerry. Incidentally, as specced mine will have two outputs, one fixed and t'other variable plus three inputs
Location: Troon
Posts: 2,476
I'm tony.
I run the tisbury with temple mono blocks. I run different impedance settings on statics and spendors. I opted for one input, two variable outs and one fixed-they charged me a tenner to tailor the spec to my requirements. Great pre with little or no impact on the sound between source and amps. Also run it with a pair of valve kel84 mono blocks and previously a croft power amp.....its not fussy about partnering equipment. In my set up it replaced an active pre, I have never had the urge to replace it.
Location: SE London
Posts: 501
I'm Andrew.
Have tried Tisbury also have NVA P90. The P90 is better at retaining slam and impact but I guess this will be system dependant. Have a problem with to much gain with both, suspect I need some sort of buffer device but no idea even where to start with that.
Current Lash Up:
TEAC VRDS 701T > Sony TAE1000ESD > Krell KSA50S > JM Labs Focal Electra 926.
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I'm Deleted.
RFC do one for that very purpose.
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