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System Configuration |
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| Turntable |
Scheu Premier MK2 Black |
| Tonearm | SME 309 tonearm |
| Phono Cartridge |
Dynavector 20XH |
| Phono Stage | Graham Slee Jazz Club MM phono stage, adjustable EQ |
| CD Player | Esoteric DV50s universal player |
| Loudspeakers |
Living Voice OBX-R2, bird's eye maple
Soundcare Superspikes gold version |
| Preamplifier | Mark Levinson 380 |
| Power Amplifier | Goldmund Mimesis 18.4 monoblock power amplifiers |
| Speaker Cables | Analysis Plus Oval 12 |
| Music Genre | Pop/Rock, British "alternative" |
TP first and foremost is a music lover. First album for this session was by The Who, one of TP's favorite bands. This was followed by Genesis, and others.
TP's new Living Voice OBX-R2 speakers bring about a transparency that brings to light previously unheard detail and a deeper sonic insight into the music, as well as an agility and speed that is essential to TP's type of music. In comparison to the previous speaker system with a subwoofer, it was very obvious that a thick veil has been lifted from the music. Bass is now more tactile and articulate, with micro-dynamic nuances in heavy mixes revealed.
Of course, the switch to a floorstander resulted in a bigger scale presentation.
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The System
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