How can that possibly fit in the specified budget? Can I tell him you'll buy it for him?
You can tell him anything you want, Ron.
I responded to your choice. Regardless of cost, it wasn't a good one.
How can that possibly fit in the specified budget? Can I tell him you'll buy it for him?
Better yet to get an ultrasonic cleaner.
Their Auditorium speaker line is very good. Play nice as well with low powered amps.Living Voice Auditorium R25A at $6350 is another speaker option, although it would eat more than 50% of the budget. But it is a Living Voice!
https://www.borderpatrol.net/loudspeakers/
Living Voice Auditorium R25A at $6350 is another speaker option, although it would eat more than 50% of the budget. But it is a Living Voice!
https://www.borderpatrol.net/loudspeakers/
Their Auditorium speaker line is very good. Play nice as well with low powered amps.
Was thinking the HumminGuru possibly. Not sure how well it cleans. That might be a later phase purchase. Also you can do a DIY solution using an Amazon bought jewelry cleaner.How could an ultrasonic cleaner possibly fit in the specified budget?
You can tell him anything you want, Ron.
I responded to your choice. Regardless of cost, it wasn't a good one.
For less than $4K? Tough one...have to think...maybe a hybrid like the Pathos Classic one...not sure if that is less the $4K anymore.What solid-state integrated amplifier, preferably with built-in phono stage, would you recommend for R25As, Brad?
I was looking at the Pathos options last night. If you do that and then add $4-5K speakers it's tricky to get a decent turntable. $10K is a tough budget in so many ways.For less than $4K? Tough one...have to think...maybe a hybrid like the Pathos Classic one...not sure if that is less the $4K anymore.
I was looking at the Pathos options last night. If you do that and then add $4-5K speakers it's tricky to get a decent turntable. $10K is a tough budget in so many ways.
I am going to push him to go a little above $10,000. As a threshold matter I have to see if he is open to tubes at all.
This is the one and only sceptical review of the R25A, and even though less enthusiastic some virtues of the speaker were hard to ignore. The list of over-the-top reviews is pages long. Somehow, I felt the ABS reviewer was trying to make an anti-statement in the sea of exceptional reviews.This review of the R25As is less enthusiastic:
Living Voice Auditorium R25A Loudspeaker - The Absolute Sound
Living Voice Auditorium R25A Loudspeaker - Robert E. Greene offers an in-depth analysis of the 25th anniversary version of this high-sensitivity speaker from England.www.theabsolutesound.com