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wee tee cee
21-08-2012, 16:04
I would appreciate advice regarding matching an amp or amps to match with quad 63s. They work very well with the mini t, just wondering if theyre is a good match for them either from the quad stable or further afield. Second hand bargains would be nice.
Thanks Tony.

Ali Tait
21-08-2012, 17:51
I'd be tempted to look at valves personally. Tell you what, I've a pair of monoblocks ( the ones you heard the last time you were across) that you're welcome to take away with you to see how you get on if you like? They are a monoblock clone of the WAD KEL84 with valve rectifier.

wee tee cee
21-08-2012, 18:18
thanks Ali, kind offer....was thinking more along the lines of quad 33/303 for a couple of hundred quid.....More looking for a steer of what would work and what wouldnt.
cheers.

northwest
21-08-2012, 20:13
Find yourself a nice, gently used 303 and slowly go down the (I don't like the term "upgrade") regeneration route - a new replacement Power supply from Net Audio or Da-Da, then the Caps and so on. You just can't go far wrong.

wee tee cee
21-08-2012, 20:16
Graham,
food for thought,

Ali Tait
21-08-2012, 21:25
Tony, if you like them, you can have them for £200 seeing as it's you, a bargain as I paid a fair bit more than that for them. Having had three pairs of statics, I've always found valves to sound the best with them.

wiicrackpot
21-08-2012, 23:18
Depends on your decision with the ^^^^ offer,Have just the thing for you here (33/303),
got the full Net Audio upgrade for it a year back and done nothing with them :o,
will do it for the same price as Ali's offer but you'll have to do the upgrades yourself.

jandl100
22-08-2012, 06:59
An Audiolab 8000P gets an excellent grip on 63s, and makes them lose some of their slack and lazy habits.
I had Quad 405 and 405/2 with mine (many years ago!) - they were pretty clueless compared to the 8000P.

I'd still be fascinated to hear them with a Mini-T, though! :eek: