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    Sorry, speakers are Monitor Audio gold GS20 floorstanders.

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrybob View Post
    Sorry, speakers are Monitor Audio gold GS20 floorstanders.

    Cheers
    To be honest if I had £1500 to spend it would be on replacing your speakers and a nice amp to drive them.

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    The Sedley is a very good phono stage but your amp is letting it down.

    I would suggest you go for a better amp and with your budget you can get something decent.

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    Ok, I appreciate the feedback. Any other suggestions on alternative amps ?

    Thanks

    Alun

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrybob View Post
    Ok, I appreciate the feedback. Any other suggestions on alternative amps ?

    Thanks

    Alun
    Buy a Krell, never worry about the amp again.

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    Guess the first thing to decide is valve or SS.
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    I was contemplating getting a passive preamp with stepped attenuator so would then need to look at a new power amp If the Arcam is below par.

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    Not meaning to sound rude, but no amp, not a Krell or anything else is going to make MA GS20s sound anything other than the wallpaper strippers that they are to my ears.

    If you haven’t already, I’d spend some time at bake offs having a listen to how other speakers present music. If you already have and you’ve chosen the GS20s then we have very different ears!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crimsondonkey View Post
    Not meaning to sound rude, but no amp, not a Krell or anything else is going to make MA GS20s sound anything other than the wallpaper strippers that they are to my ears.

    If you haven’t already, I’d spend some time at bake offs having a listen to how other speakers present music. If you already have and you’ve chosen the GS20s then we have very different ears!
    I've not heard the GS20's but was thinking on getting a pair of PL300 mkii to upgrade to from my pair of MA PMC 705's as i've been so taken with the sound and reproduction


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    Each to their own I guess. I’ve always enjoyed the Monitor Audio sound ��

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