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For sale PrimaLuna EVO 200 Preamplifier. I purchased this unit to try with my Prologue Premium amplifier. I was very impressed so out of curiosity I purchased the EVO 400 amplifier and am now going to try the matching preamplifier as well. I want to try the matching EVO400 preamplifier with the balanced IC's but I could happily live with this EVO200. This unit has maybe 200 hours on it and is just over 2 months old. It is in excellent condition. Purchased new from Upscale audio. It will ship in the original triple box. The price is $2,495.00 OBO plus shipping Take PayPal but prefer Zelle for payment.
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I have had both and I think the 300 is worth the extra cost but the 200 is a very nice unit as well. The 300 is a little more transparent and has a more authoritative lower end. The Triode/Ultra Linear switch is a nice option as well but if your system is dialed in I have found that I do not really use it that often in my system because of how nice and open and extended the Ultra Linear is compared to the Triode. YMMV I am now using the EVO-200 preamplifier and the EVO-400 amplifier with good results and may move up to the EVO-300 preamplifier in the future if I get the itch but it sounds quite excellent as is for now.
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https://www.parts-express.com/Gold-Plated-Bi-Amp-Terminal-260-304?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=18127373971&utm_content=&utm_term=&gadid=&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqoibBhDUARIsAH2OpWhnbEaav1-eIwWt9S-YsyF99ANkRzn3Fe0plYSKZehAczL0dzw4wOwaAubfEALw_wcB Google speaker dual binding post jumpers There are several options.
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My eyes do not pick it up but the camera does.
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I recapped my Chorus crossovers about 6 weeks ago and I am extremely happy with the results using the JEM's. I am one to usually spend what it takes to get the best quality "upgraded" parts but after speaking with Dean, who has built me some amazing exotic crossovers in the past, I took his advice and replaced the caps with the JEM's. The speakers have a wonderful clear, full and balanced sound. No complaints at all.
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Best self adhering sound deadening material
SonicSeeker replied to SonicSeeker's topic in Technical/Restorations
I welcome all of the discussions and recommendations for everything that could benefit from some dampening materials as well but I do have the original issue addressed. -
Best self adhering sound deadening material
SonicSeeker replied to SonicSeeker's topic in Technical/Restorations
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Looking for the best self stick product for inside audio equipment.
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Newbie here and my late blooming love for Klipsch
SonicSeeker replied to Knows_Very_Little's topic in General Klipsch Info
It would be pretty boring if we all had the same equipment, tastes and opinions. I really enjoy reading how excited people are when they put together any level of equipment that brings them joy, I can relate to this. -
Newbie here and my late blooming love for Klipsch
SonicSeeker replied to Knows_Very_Little's topic in General Klipsch Info
Audio is music is art which is subjective. I am happy for anyone who finds pleasure no matter what they are listening through and never understand criticising choices or products. My first set up was an emerson I think all in one turntable tuner and 8 track player with speakers from Ames dept store that was a christmas gift when I was probably 12 years old in the early 70's and was absolutely thrilled and thus began my love of all things audio. -
I was I hate to admit but the thought crossed my mind also.
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Me as well.
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You will need a phono pre-amp as billybob stated suited to the type of phono cartridge you are using unless your turntable has one built in, it is not something that is typically part of a turntable, and it looks like you have an audio left and right input labeled audio 3 on the rear panel of your Yamaha. The speakers are connected to the speaker outputs labeled front L and R for stereo.
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Newbie here and my late blooming love for Klipsch
SonicSeeker replied to Knows_Very_Little's topic in General Klipsch Info
I agree. I had the 60 as a demo until my monos came in and I honestly could have stopped there. I sold the Pass and went to the Coda amp and pre before I landed back here. I blame a lot of my wondering on Terry but I am done and happy. http://v2.stereotimes.com/post/coda-technologies-16.0-amplifier-by-terry-london -
Newbie here and my late blooming love for Klipsch
SonicSeeker replied to Knows_Very_Little's topic in General Klipsch Info
That actually is the one rabbit hole I enjoy. It satisfies my tinkering itch and desire to try something different once in a while without major changes and expenses. -
Newbie here and my late blooming love for Klipsch
SonicSeeker replied to Knows_Very_Little's topic in General Klipsch Info
I have heard the 60 it is a very nice unit. That is something I found also at times with break-in. -
Newbie here and my late blooming love for Klipsch
SonicSeeker replied to Knows_Very_Little's topic in General Klipsch Info
Your journey mirrors mine except I started with Klipsch and went full circle and am back. I owned at one point Pass labs mono amps and there pre-amp and they were excellent. I can't resist tubes so that is where I have settled along with some original Chorus speakers. I would purchase the CW-4's if I was going new in a heartbeat, although I sure would like to see a new Chorus come back. It is so true how we get lost in listening to the equipment instead of the music and forget why we started this journey. Klipsch has a way of bringing you out from the darkness and you just listen to the music again. -
Looks fantastic, great job. I am anxious to hear your thoughts after some extended listening.
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I finally caved and let curiosity get the best of me and for the first time I decided to see how a sub would sound in a two channel set up, now technically 2.1. I had an SVS SB-16 Ultra in the room already that was connected to my second system I have for movies. I am in the beginning stages of adjusting it but so far it's pretty positive. It sure does fill in where the Chorus leave off. Preliminary settings seem to be best @ 180 degrees out of phase and negative polarity (much tighter and cleaner this way) and low pass @ 40hz. I will have to listen for a while and see how it settles on me.