Natural Sound

Or Alexia's with subs. Or Trios's. Or Magico Q7 mk2 . Who knows?
Don’t do trios, else you will make true my prediction that you will move to it after your favourite reviewer did
 
Peter is going to come back from skiing and have a heart attack when he sees what happened to his natural sound thread ! :p
 
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Peter is going to come back from skiing and have a heart attack when he sees what happened to his natural sound thread ! :p

Why, micro is moving from Wilson’s to stats and considering horns and new analog. Natural sound redux
 
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Don’t do trios, else you will make true my prediction that you will move to it after your favourite reviewer did

I wrote very nice things in WBF about the Trio's long before Jacob Heilbrunn referred to them. I have an open mind about good speakers, every one has equal possibility of making a true prediction.

More than twenty years ago I considered building an active system using the Trio units, Bottlehead SET amplifiers and a Marchand crossover, but in the end I considered that buying the SoundLab A1PX was more realistic.
 
You are just going back to natural sound

Everyone worth their salt has been there all along. It's not a monopoly of the Natural Sound crowd and their favorite topologies.
 
Everyone worth their salt has been there all along.

Are you going analog then or reducing salt to manage BP while reading the forum
 

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