Thanks, Stephan.
That was in the year 2000.
Let's hope Martion doesn't raise the prices at the speed AlsyVox does, otherwise the Orgon might cost 150k in the meantime
What's best in highly sensitive/efficient speakers.
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That was in the year 2000.
Let's hope Martion doesn't raise the prices at the speed AlsyVox does, otherwise the Orgon might cost 150k in the meantime
Did you buy that recently? I was looking at one for sale but it was gone too fast!
No money. It was one in the Germam Audiomarkt for 4500€.
I heard one i found him phantastic plays very open organic sound.
he's on my want to have list.
I heard one i found him phantastic plays very open organic sound.
he's on my want to have list.
Yeah, I tried to buy that one on Audiomarkt but was too slow...couldn't resist once I saw the inside
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yes I've been thinking about bank credit ,a lot of iron in there 110 pounds Preamp.Yeah, I tried to buy that one on Audiomarkt but was too slow...couldn't resist once I saw the inside
the most complex current and voltage stabilization for tubes that I have ever seen. shockingly noiseless with ears on the loudspeaker
And what amps are bundled w the Orgons?Yes with amplification in the corner horn intregrated, you need only a good preamp like that.
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i think class A amps for high and mids, and Class Ab mid bass and bass.
Here some photos only german test
active Xover
Yes, there's regulation and then there's REGULATION! The Angstrom is that latter...
As everyone is fond of saying, you're only listening to a modulated power supply. I love seeing builds like that.
Wish you'd gotten it so we could read about the listening impressions.
Oh. Fully active.
That makes the price look more reasonable.
But I would prefer a semi-active version with only the cornerhorn active and the whole rest passive
I know that he fulfills customer needs just ask. ohh yes 300b set for high, el 84 set for mid and mid bass el 34 push pull triode .... a dreamOh. Fully active.
That makes the price look more reasonable.
But I would prefer a semi-active version with only the cornerhorn active and the whole rest passive
Next time....I will pull the trigger just because it's so geeky cool!
Maybe it could be discussed with them...Oh. Fully active.
That makes the price look more reasonable.
But I would prefer a semi-active version with only the cornerhorn active and the whole rest passive
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You have other rooms...I don't have proper corners AND they are 6 meters apart
You are rightYou have other rooms...
Which one would you suggest?
I can't think of any one room suitable for cornerhorns in my house
you don´t need place it in the corner, advantage active xoverYou are right
Which one would you suggest?
I can't think of any one room suitable for cornerhorns in my house
My wife is VERY understanding and VERY forthcoming but NO WAY a sub that tall will block the view any more than what is already standing in the living room
Btw. at what frequency does the cornersub cross over to upper bass/lower mids horn?
And why not mount all the horns in a vertical row in this config?
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