I agree Amir. Romy is an interesting character who built his own five or six way horn speakers. He does love the original ML2. He really likes the L1 preamp. These are early Lamm products from when he got along with Vladimir Lamm. He also really likes Micro Seiki turntables. He has very strong opinions, just like many of us in this hobby. I enjoyed meeting him and listening to him talk about his love of Bruckner. Romy air conducts more vigorously than does Bonzo.
Kedar (@bonzo) as I know is a good runner not a good audiophile :)))
(Just kidding)
 
He might deliver some valid nuggets once in a while, but you have to wade knee high through camel dung to find them.:rolleyes:Just like Carlos and Rauls writing, self important people with too much time available.

Nevertheless , are we not more interested in what folks have to say, having hands on experience , and therefore some valid opinion , ergo what they write rather than how they write it No ?
 
His site is old and you popularized system videos after he did his writings on his site.
I don't see how this point is relevant. There are many written sites that have been popular for decades. We are talking talk videos specifically,
 
psuedo balanced XLR out
pin 1 = signal ground
pin 2 = signal output
pin 3 = not connected.



The manual says the input impedance is 16.5 KOhms. Why do you think it is a typo?
Because that's a very high output impedance for a pre-amp.
 

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