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  1. George Wright Sr. has passed away, and it appears his wife
    and son are closing the company. The following was posted on
    wright-sound.com:

    Dear Wright Sound Customers and Friends,
    It
    is with great sadness that we report that George Wright went home to be
    with the Lord on August 21, 2009. He is celebrating with those who have
    gone on before him and we will see him again one day.
    George's
    passing means the end of Wright Sound company. He was the brillance
    behind the equipment. Without him, there is no company. Those of you
    who knew George know that he had a passion for tube equipment and he
    truly was gifted in electronics. He will be sorely missed for his humor
    and his incredible knowledge about all things tube related.
    To all
    of our customers over the years, George would like to say thanks. It
    was a heck of a ride and he enjoyed sharing his passion for music with
    you.

    Take care, live life to the fullest, and be blessed.
    Brenda Wright
    George Wright (son)

    This
    is a big loss to the tube-using audio public, especially to SET where
    most of George's products were focused. He will be missed.







  2. First off,let me say that the BBXT is probably the best pre I've owned and paired with my newly acquired NOS VRD amp sounds terrific.

    One thing I wanted to know from fellow BB owners who use the wood cover is if anyone notices overheating

    on the BB?

    I had to stop using the case because it got so hot...I also noticed that it sounded better without the case as well.

    Anyone have a similiar exprience?

  3. I spoke to Mark yesterday,he was very helpful in suggesting amps.

    I'll call Craig at NOS and ask about the st-45 ,I don't see it on his site.

    Basically I'm lookin for that dynamic,punchy drive that ss can deliver,lean and mean for the low end.My concern with another tube amp is the bass,It was really a revelation to me ,after 15 yrs. of tube amps what SS,in this case a MC122,can do when matched with my Corns.

    My thought is that the BB would warm it up just a tad...the Klipsch,to my ears,have this "real concert" sound that I love,especially on "live" recordings. Van Morrison's new LP has one side that is from one of his live concerts and it really sparkles. I just saw him in NYC a few months ago...best sound I ever heard at a concert. It was a 5 or 7 thousand seat church,the sound was slightly warm,smooth yet powerful and dynamic.

  4. I'm confident the vta is set up properly.

    As a side note, I swapped out my tweeters for the Bob Crites version and the combo does sound better:smoother highs,slightly more detail and depth...still need to try it with my vinyl.

  5. Hi,

    I'll be posting some pics soon,but right now I could use some suggestions on what to use as a riser.

    I do have the stock riser.but the speakers aren't pre-drilled,so I very reluctant to do that myself.

    I was thinking of using Blu-tack on the risers with Herbies Audio Lab big black dots underneath.

    Or getting some Timbernation platforms w/spikes ...any suggestions?

    p.s. I still haven't figured out how to do any of this with such a heavy speaker.

  6. Hi,

    I wanted some feedback on the 79' model of the Cornwall1.Specifically if all is in good working order,is it the general opinion from the forum members that it really needs an upgrade to sound it's best or does the stock version do the job?

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