2-Channel Home Audio
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a LOT of consumer amplifiers have xlr capabilities... Current I am using an 6 channel (six monos) ATI that fits the bill well. I normally try and shop topology, then within that topology I shop features and brands. I am getting a little tired of class D and would like to try something else... maybe. I think I might be looking for something other than an 'economic' solution.
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By Woofers and Tweeters · Posted
Pricey has nothing to do with inflation and everything to do with how much X costs relative to how much people value X or their dollars. A 1964 dime is 90% silver and worth a few dollars, whereas today's dime is mostly copper with nickel plating, but I get what you're trying to say. Inflation, the hidden tax. -
By Full Range · Posted
‘Check eBay and for you I will do it at half price they are asking -
yes. I got one that was re-capped and not original. Yours is. -
Pricey is relative term. A dollar is now a dime relative to 1964. It's called Inflation. Klipsch speaker are now less expensive than they were in 1964. CNC plastic and MDF, and China! Electronics have come a long way in 60 years!! Engineers should make a good living, yes? If so the company they work for need to make a profit in order to exist in a competitive world,, in order to pay them and the people who manufacture their designs, yes? DC300A's are obsolete designs many of generations ago. This is 2025, not 1964. A lot has happened, and all 60 year old Paul Klipsch creations are obsolete, except the Khorn, now replaced by Mark IV models. Soon to be replaced also.
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