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Thread: Rogers Studio 1 / LS6 and or Quad 405 / 606 / 909 Listen In or Near Milton Keynes

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    Default Rogers Studio 1 / LS6 and or Quad 405 / 606 / 909 Listen In or Near Milton Keynes

    I'm looking at building a second system comprising of older kit, however my memory of these items is slightly tinted with rose coloured glasses!!

    How do they sound now, having been used to modern hifi.

    Is there anyone in or very near to Milton Keynes that could let me listen to their Rogers speakers.

    Similar request for Quad power amps.

    Thanks Martin
    GyroDec 2M Black, Amplification: Luxman 505ux.
    Loudspeakers: Harbeth HL-K6

    Quad 99 CD, Amplifier: Teac A H 500i, Loudspeakers: SCM11

    Receiver: Teac CR H500, Loudspeakers: B&W CDM 1NT

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    Quote Originally Posted by high.spirits View Post
    Similar request for Quad power amps.

    Thanks Martin
    I'm no expert, but have been doing a bit of research as I'm up for some Quad - general view is that 34/44 preamp era kit is good, but needs to be serviced (cap's, etc replaced).

    Plus it looks great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by high.spirits View Post
    I'm looking at building a second system comprising of older kit, however my memory of these items is slightly tinted with rose coloured glasses!!

    How do they sound now, having been used to modern hifi.

    Is there anyone in or very near to Milton Keynes that could let me listen to their Rogers speakers.

    Similar request for Quad power amps.

    Thanks Martin


    Not very near but welcome to listen to my Studio 1's

    BN44

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    I personally would steer clear of the 34 pre-amp. It's not Quad's best effort. The sound is a bit dull and flat to my ears.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Ive recently bought a quad 306, really like it,used with a novafidelty x40 as pre, its fast clear and musically involving, well chuffed. I payed a £200 which seems a bit over the odds but it s a very clean example
    novafidelity x40 music server/pre/dac, Arcam A39, roksan k3 power amp,Monitor Audio Monitor 50, Dali spektor 1, van damme interconnects and speaker cable, roskan k3 CD player

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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy View Post
    Not very near but welcome to listen to my Studio 1's

    BN44
    Thanks for the offer Steve. It's a bit far.
    GyroDec 2M Black, Amplification: Luxman 505ux.
    Loudspeakers: Harbeth HL-K6

    Quad 99 CD, Amplifier: Teac A H 500i, Loudspeakers: SCM11

    Receiver: Teac CR H500, Loudspeakers: B&W CDM 1NT

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    I'm no expert, but have been doing a bit of research as I'm up for some Quad - general view is that 34/44 preamp era kit is good, but needs to be serviced (cap's, etc replaced).
    I personally would steer clear of the 34 pre-amp. It's not Quad's best effort. The sound is a bit dull and flat to my ears.
    Thanks for the feedback so far.
    I have heard various reports, good and bad about different Quad preamps, so in the first instance was going to get a Quad power amp and feed from a 99 CDP (has volume control inbuilt) which I already have.
    GyroDec 2M Black, Amplification: Luxman 505ux.
    Loudspeakers: Harbeth HL-K6

    Quad 99 CD, Amplifier: Teac A H 500i, Loudspeakers: SCM11

    Receiver: Teac CR H500, Loudspeakers: B&W CDM 1NT

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I personally would steer clear of the 34 pre-amp. It's not Quad's best effort. The sound is a bit dull and flat to my ears.
    You must have a different type of Quad 34 to the one I own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martyn Miles View Post
    You must have a different type of Quad 34 to the one I own.
    I don't own one. Never have, but I've tried a couple. That's why I don't use one.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I don't own one. Never have, but I've tried a couple. That's why I don't use one.
    How about the power amps as in the first post.
    Thanks
    GyroDec 2M Black, Amplification: Luxman 505ux.
    Loudspeakers: Harbeth HL-K6

    Quad 99 CD, Amplifier: Teac A H 500i, Loudspeakers: SCM11

    Receiver: Teac CR H500, Loudspeakers: B&W CDM 1NT

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