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  1. 46 minutes ago, Schu said:

    The case is a "decent" match to the current vrds... but if course, not the same :(

     

    I understand you need what you need for them, I respect that completely even if I am a bit saddened. I am not really interested in any of the tubes except for the telefunken 12ax7 and mullard cv4003... but my preference is for what you got them for from rodney or a trade plus cash.

     

    If I am somewhat honest with myself, I have to ask just how could anything be much better than my current Jupiter VRD's... 

    Schu, I'm sure your current Jupiter VRD's sound great man.  These just add that touch of extra refinement, bandwidth, pinpoint imaging, etc.  If you decided to purchase the amps, you could always sell the tubes if you didn't want them.  I just don't want to hassle with doing that right now.  We have a two week old baby girl, so my time is focused elsewhere at the moment. I'd rather sell everything together and be done.  That, or just hold on to the amps until I'm through this hump where my wife is out of work with the baby.  If I do the latter, then I'll be in the market for another NBS down the road.  The match between amps and preamp cannot be overstated, but that is another story in itself.  

  2. Thanks guys.  For those that love their VRD's and want to get that last bit of refinement, these are your amps. As far as I know, there are only three pairs of these amps with Magnequest iron in existence... these amps, Craig's personal amps and then Paul's amps from Many Moons Audio. They are quite rare birds, but they also sound the part.  

  3. I am selling my Burson Audio PI-160 integrated amplifier.  This is a great sounding unit.  Made in Australia and built very sturdy.  85 watts/channel into 8 ohms and 165 watts/channel into 4 ohms.  The entire 36lb aluminum chassis acts as a heat sink.  Three inputs...or it can be configured with a jumper inside to have two inputs and one pre-out if desired.  Very handy design.  The only flaw I notice is on the bottom right of the face panel.  I loved this piece in my secondary system, but I'm selling a lot of gear and downsizing.  FYI, this particular amp was made in 2013.  I have the factory manual.  Feel free to contact me with any questions.  We are a smoke/pet free home.  $650 shipped to your door via PayPal f/f.  

     

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  4. 1 hour ago, captmobley said:

    Breakdown7.

    I have LaScalas at my weekend cabin in Inverness.  You are welcome to come hear them anytime.

    Thanks for the offer.  I was mainly interested to hear the Klipschorns. In reality, I need to downsize my gear anyway.  Our baby girl is due this month on the 16th and realistically, if I were to have brought Klipschorns home my wife might have went into early labor.  Glad you sold them quickly.  

  5. 7 minutes ago, captmobley said:

    Klipschorns are sold and gone!

    Oh wow, I was just thinking about contacting you and bringing over my hot-rod VRD's for an audition.  I'm about 3 hours north of you, but this saved me a drive.  I still have yet to hear a pair of Klipschorns.  Congrats on the sale.  

     

  6. My vintage McIntosh system Craig rebuilt for me before I moved over to the VRD's.  MC240, C22 and MR71. I miss that Garrard 301 turntable with the slate plinth and 12" Thomas Schick tonearm.  That vinyl rig was special.  The phono preamp was a George Wright AG Signature with separate power supply.

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  7. I loved the phono section in my NBS. Still miss it and could kick my butt for selling it, but other things took priority. I compared it against a stand-alone SS Sutherland 20/20 and the internal phono section of a Cary SLP-98P...and ultimately preferred the NBS. It’s quite a special unit, in my opinion. 

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