Terry told me they dont need servicing , They are built with top quailty components that will last decades
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I'm Allen.
Terry told me they dont need servicing , They are built with top quailty components that will last decades
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MY SYSTEM
SOURCES: Marantz cd63 mk2 ki, Marantz cd6000ose
AMPLIFICATION: Albarry m408s mono blocs with ap3 pre
CABLES: Chord company c-line, Monster interlink 400, QED silver speaker cable, Tacima cs947 mains conditioner
SPEAKERS: Mission 752 freedoms, AKG K550 mk2 headphones
Just seen this thread. I always liked mine and they were a very good match (as you would expect) with my M608s. As a combination they blew away my previous Naim pairing of 200/202s. Long time aficionados have however commented that whilst the M608/M1008s are worthy successors to the iconic 80s amps the AP11 wasn't quite in the same league as the old AP3.
MY SYSTEM
SOURCES: Marantz cd63 mk2 ki, Marantz cd6000ose
AMPLIFICATION: Albarry m408s mono blocs with ap3 pre
CABLES: Chord company c-line, Monster interlink 400, QED silver speaker cable, Tacima cs947 mains conditioner
SPEAKERS: Mission 752 freedoms, AKG K550 mk2 headphones
Thanks for your comment about the kit. I moved to a valve setup over two stages as I thought that valve amps would perfectly complement the speakers. I couldn't be happier with the current setup which really brings the best out of the AN/Es.
I haven't heard the AP3 myself but I have spoken to a couple of guys who preferred the original preamps.