I had lived with Lansche 4.1 from 2006 to 2021 until I got Altec A7.Yes - fantastic speakers.
I'm pretty sure he owned a pair of Wilson Maxx 3s and I saw them in use at shows - of course those are not horns. He frequently used other Wilson models, large (Alexandria 2) and small (Alexia) at shows, typically in two rooms. He showed at least once with the Bionors (CES 2003). He used the Kharma Exquisite at several shows along with the Verity Lohengrin at CES. Granted show relationships and which gear gets paired with which is something unto itself. Yes, the Lamm/Wilson relationship was one of mutual admiration.
What do you want to know?
The association at shows and dealers is many times strongly influenced by marketing and distribution. It is why I asked for his regular (home or factory) use.
I heard he worked out of his basement, which is where the speakers were.
Hi,
Did anyone that attended the show get a chance to listen
'to the Avalon Isis Signature and what are your impressions.
Thank You
Robert
He did use the original American Sound AS1000 TT, the very one I had for a month last year and directly compared to my MS SX8000II and AS2000 in my system.
too dark and soft. Do not know the tube amp brand, but to my ears not the best match.Hi,
Did anyone that attended the show get a chance to listen
'to the Avalon Isis Signature and what are your impressions.
Thank You
Robert
Greg, I was one of the three, handling air bass, air drums, and doubling with you on the lyrics. It was a blast to revive all of those adolescent synaptic connections! But it was the Total Dac room with their new speakers, as I recall it. I thought the speakers were just plain incoherent, and I enjoyed that moment more for the gusto the three of us shared, in spite of the musical challenges of the speaker. To me the drivers were dialing in from completely different zip codes, just so different in texture that I couldn't feel the music. Memory reinforced by hundreds of plays of that record helped to overcome it (may my dear departed mother rest in peace - - how she suffered through that period of my life!).BTW, another one I enjoyed is the Thrax room.
I cannot offer an analysis of the finer parts of the system, etc, but three of us (you know who you are) got them to play us Black Sabbath (War Pigs, of course). That filled the room btw -- and made our day!
Thrax Orpheus MK3 S is less expensive than Zanden 1200 Signature or CH Precision P1, and I don't talk about CH P10 and new Nagra HD. Unfortunately, the new MK3 has no XLR inputThe Thrax electronics are pretty good. Their phono is great. Audioquattr owns one, DCC owns their preamp. Their hybrid amp is quite musical as well it was better than the Darts with the Stenheim Alumine 5 at Anamighty, and the preamp was better as well. The phono is one of my favorite phonos but too expensive, they are now coming out with a new iteration. And it is one box and flexible inputs.
Congrats, I really love your portfolioI purchased Odeon Carneiges in poplar and a pair of Odeon Rigolettos. Rhapsody will now be adding Odeon to their product line up and representing Odeon in the US.
+1Ked, if you could PM me the horns you think are really great, I would appreciate that, as I am on my "ultimate speaker quest", and I'd hate to f%@& it up by ignoring worthy contenders out of ignorance
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