So what culinary delights await you this evening - have you tried that bottle of red I left with you yet (the one you're not taking over to your brother for Christmas)? :)
Marco.
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Sounds like it is working out very well for you Martin, great result :yay:
Will come over some time to have a listen :thumbsup:
Cracking looking amp Martin.
Wouldn't mind hearing that myself.
Could you turn it up a bit please, I've an east facing window I'll open.
Some old ZZ Top would be nice :D
LOL got ZZ Top's first album lined up for the next spot. Great minds think alike.
It is a purposeful looking thing. What with that and the speakers it does look like I'm taking it seriously.
Always been fascinated by Krell. Recall reading about them in the early 'Nineties and whilst I made the name connection with Forbidden Planet I thought it was just a coincidence. Figured the company was owned by someone called Jim Krell or something - you know what crazy names some of these Yanks have. When I found out they had pinched the name from Forbidden Planet I decided they were too cool for school. Never thought I would get to have one in my system though.
Yeah. I always fancied a Krell. But I'm very happy with my 'mini Krells'. :)
You'll need this next.
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...Krell-KAV-250P
Love spending other people's money.
I'd be lying if I said I hadn't been looking at that earlier...but I already have a stepped attenator passive pre and according to Jez (and some other double e types) you can't get better than that. When I went passive it was that moment where you think 'F**K me this is the sound I've been looking for'- or at least the basis of it - so doubt I would ever go back to active.
I'm mainly digital source and I don't care what anyone says, for me digital sounds miles better with a quality passive pre. It brings out its strengths.