Lol - indeed.... It's much lighter, though.
The MN platter really looks the biz in the flesh! Sounds not, erm, three bad either!! :eek:
Neil,
I'm having my dinner at the moment and then watching some TV, so you'll have to munch on yer popcorn for a bit yet! ;)
Marco.
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Regards D S D L
In the meantime, here's a wee pic of the Paul Hynes SR5-21 (best PSU for the Techie by a country mile) and my TD mains filter/Furutech-modded MG mains leads/MG Furutech-modded block, to keep you amused:
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/1039/img0042m0.jpg
http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/8386/img0045p0.jpg
:)
Marco.
Marco Site Owner/Administrator and now digital Camera wizz ;):lol::ner:
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Hehehe... Lovin' it chaps! :lol:
Here's a pic of SS amps very similar to the ones I used before I went all valvey....
http://img815.imageshack.us/img815/9...1085141423.jpg
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/5...1085141654.jpg
200W per channel brute powerhouses with 1500VA transformers in each monoblock. Can you imagine that a (then) 30W copper valve amp trounced them (awesome as they were)? :eyebrows:
Marco.
Yes, you just need to say it's pure class A & low feedback ;) Numbers mean didley squat in this game as i'm sure you are more than well aware :eyebrows:Quote:
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Love to see a pic inside the Paul hynes psu sometime Marco please.
I'll need to ask Paul's permission first, mate :)
Yes, Mark, you're right. The copper amp's got much more overall grunt and headroom - and the ECS/Stealths weren't exactly lacking in that department!!
Marco.
I was planning on going for the paul hynes 3 as a DIY kit Marco , but ive been holding of for the 5. For a confidence boost i would like to peer into one to see how tough it might be.