Recent content by DavidEdwinAston

Thank you for your response Duke. Have just had a look at the Sound Labs website. They look fabulous, for sure. Couldn't seem to find dimensions, presumably, my bad. The smallest appear to be as tall as a man? Should I ever get Electrostatics, it would be Quad's for reasons of sentiment...

A very large speaker, suitable for only large domestic rooms, Duke?

I will just mention that my 600 odd cd's have been successfully accessed from a Seagate hard drive for the last three years. (Via Sonos). However, perhaps three months ago, the library disappeared from the app. I can see that they are still there on the Seagate, but, play them, not a chance up...

My Grandson's card , rather dystopian for a 6 year old.:rolleyes:

Cheers Rick. :)

Thank you for posting this. As a long time user of modern Quad SS amplifiers, and as someone who attended a Peter Walker demonstration at a distant Harrogate hifi show, I do find this reassuring.

Thank you, although I am referring to the dusty old book stored in my computer room. :)

It has probably already been stated. However, "Our wedding album"! :cool:

Sorry, double posting. :rolleyes:

Thank you for another very comprehensive reply Mort. Just looked at the back of one of my subs and they are S2 in fact. However, you have given me a great idea of what is available should I ever decide to go the powered speaker route. :) Thank you for another comprehensive reply Mort. Should I...

Thanks Mort. REL s3 . Only of moderate size. Listen 70, to 80 decibels. Classical to rock.don't uses DSP. I was wondering small Genelec mains, and small Genelec subs?

May I ask, how low down the price list of Genelec, could one approximate the performance of stereo Ascend Sierra LX, and two linked, REL subwoofers? That would be using Genelec subs as well.

Into Sierra LX, I should add

Cheers Brad. Great advice. However, if the Quads go on and on, they really do seem perfect for me, with the two REL subs set quite low.