Graham Slee

[southall-1998_mk2]

Just out of curiosity, anyone here a fan of Graham Slee products? Does their gear have a house sound?

S.

[Puffin]

Suck it and Slee.

[Stratmangler]

House sound?
Not really. All of the kit is tonally neutral, rhythmically adept, and musically engaging.

Join their forum, and you'll eligible to use the loaner scheme, which means you can get to try some of the kit in your own system for a couple of weeks, with no commitment to buy.
The only cost to you will be shipping both ways.

[crimsondonkey]

Bit clinical and a bit thin for my tastes but I like a bit of meat on the bones sound wise.

[Stratmangler]

One of the members on the GSP forum is a professional orchestral conductor, and he loves that the sound he hears in front of an orchestra is accurately reproduced from recordings.
That's high praise indeed.

[crimsondonkey]

One of the members on the GSP forum is a professional orchestral conductor, and he loves that the sound he hears in front of an orchestra is accurately reproduced from recordings.
That's high praise indeed.

I never listen to the opinions of musicians, they can always pick out tone and timbre but due to their positional perspective they are usually unreliable when it comes to things like soundstage and overall balance of reproduction.

[walpurgis]

I do love a sweeping statement.

[struth]

Only had a headphone amp of theres.. It was quite good. Healthy clean output. Not the best I've heard but fairly neutral

[crimsondonkey]

I do love a sweeping statement.

Fill yer boots!