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On 11/18/2019 at 9:35 PM, Dusty Chalk said:

I have one of those.  I’d definitely categorize it as “totable” but not “portable”.

 

On 11/19/2019 at 2:16 AM, robm321 said:

I have one too. It's been in storage for years.

Yes I have one too... I have not heard it for years but I have very good memories of that amplifier. 

 

 

14 hours ago, jose said:

 

Yes I have one too... I have not heard it for years but I have very good memories of that amplifier. 

 

 

Count me in as well. Fine amp, does its duties alongside Dynalo, M3 and Squarewave (and soon Dynahi). Runs it with Russian gold grid 6N1P tubes.

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Anyone hear this tri-amped Linkwitz system at Axponia this year?

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I have the LX521, which was the pinnacle of Siegrfried Linkwitz's (RIP) loudspeaker design prowess.

However, someone I know has the LX-mini (shown above, with the optional subwoofer, designated the LX-mini +2), and we did a shootout between the my LX521 and his LX-mini (without sub). The result was remarkably close in terms of ability to give a wholly believable phantom image. The only difference was bass extension, and the various LX-mini versions (with either closed box or open baffle subs) sort that problem out.

I have felt no need to upgrade the speakers for the five years I have been listening to them.

 

On 12/5/2019 at 11:06 PM, Knuckledragger said:

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On the plus side, with that rig you don't need a deck lamp :P

That is a superb rack. Looks like he (I'm assuming he) is either a real craftsman, or he knows one.

Awesome deck too!

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Taken some time, money, and patience but this is the best stack I’ve ever had in my house. From top:

Rogue Cronus Magnum II
Belles Aria
Audiolab 6000CDT
Schiit Gungnir MB
LFD MK IV SE
(hard to see) Sonore ultraRendu
I’ve always been a tube guy and for me the Rogue is tops in my system with NOS 12AU7 tubes. Specifically for me RCA Cleartops. Second would be the LFD. Closest solid state I’ve heard to getting close to tube sound. Third but nowhere near least is the Belles Aria. Was quite impressed with the Belles. I’d say it’s 90% of the LFD with way more functionality. Adds remote, phono, and a bypass so it can be used as a pre/amp.

 

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Apparently I'm a one note McTrumpet* in this thread.

 

 

*Funny how "Mc" means "shitty" as in "McDonalds" until one is implying blue meters and a green logo.

McIntosh has been around since Adam was a lad, and there they are still manufacturing drop dead gorgeous audio gear.

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