mmiles

Yep I remember. BTW, this is not my listing it's just a tidbit for those on the forum. Great price! Regards, Mike

Here is the link. Note the 56" is only $300 more (+ S&H)! I have been dealing with TG for almost 3 years they are top shelf! BTW I have no, zero, zip, nada affiliation with TG at all... http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2108778&CatId=0

One of the finest processor values in home theater. I'm the original owner (purchased 11/19/04 from authorized dealer) of this fine piece of equipment. The reason for selling is I've got my eye on the THETA DIGITAL CASABLANCA III with Extreme DACs. Call me crazy... If you have any questions just email me at mmiles@icrinc.net and check out my Audiogon feedback (username = mmiles). S&H and PayPal are FREE! Here are some reviewer comments from the Parasound web site. http://www.parasound.com/halonew/reviews.php I'll post pic later this week. The unit is in a rack, on a shelf NOT rack ears, so not to scratch or mar the case. Thanks for looking! Regards, Mike

$4,995.00 OBO - Free Prelude 1.5M AC Cable! MUST GO, THETA or BAT will be coming soon. I just want to try somethng new. For more information click on the Audiogon link in the origional post or contact me at mmiles@icrinc.net. Sorry for the bump. Regards, Mike

Actually the dynamic range is as good or better. As far as S/N the "broad stroke" is 85db across the spectrum according to Bang & Olufsen. However that is about 10HZ-30KHZ. Class D amplification for your mains, center and rears - Yuck. Again that is your opinion and of course this is American... Your statement of I would have to hear it to believe it. lends me to believe you have never spent any long term listening to these types of amps. Read the reviews above. As far as myself I have associates in the business that sell Cary Audio, Krell, Arcam, Marantz, Parasound, Halcro, Nagra to name just a few and they were blown away by the amp. Hey 1000 WPC x 7 (4 ohm) ain't half bad. But again that is opinion and this is America! To the best of my knowlege you will be hard pressed to find a true class A mulitchannel amp. The size and heat generation would be hard to deal with however there are some very good A/AB and AB designs out there for sure. I've owned a few of them... I'm just trying to move this unit to free up some inventory in my hobby biz (A/V is not my day job) in order to check out either BAT or THETA. So help a brother out... Regards, Mike

Now $5,400.00 for forum members (dropped to $5,550.00 on Audiogon)! I have pics if anyone wants to take a look. The amp is mint. email me at mmiles@icrinc.net if you want to take a peak. Regards, Mike

Sorry for the bump... Some of the two channel folk wanted to see some numbers I'd thought I'd post them along here as well: Q-Models 1 RQ = $1,395.00 + S&H / MSRP: $2,049.00 1.5RQ = $1,595.00 + S&H / MSRP: $2,349.00 2 RQ = $1,885.00 + S&H / MSRP: $2,889.00 S&H only $25 ! Son of Q 1 R = $675.00 + S&H / MSRP: $949.00 1.5 R = $945.00 + S&H / MSRP: $1,379.00 2 R = $1,125.00 + S&H / MSRP: $1,649.00 Give me your zipcode and I'll quote the S&H with the link to UPS... no mark up. Regards, Mike

I have worked out a deal were the Model Q can be drop shipped for only $25 ! Regards, Mike

Yes by all mean run! That's below cost...

Q-Models 1 RQ = $1,395.00 + S&H ($30 east coast - $45 west coast) / MSRP: $2,049.00 1.5RQ = $1,595.00 + S&H ($40 east coast - $55 west coast) / MSRP: $2,349.00 2 RQ = $1,885.00 + S&H ($45 east coast - $60 west coast) / MSRP: $2,889.00 Son of Q 1 R = $675.00 + S&H (about $10 less than Q due to weight) / MSRP: $949.00 1.5 R = $945.00 + S&H (about $10 less than Q due to weight) / MSRP: $1,379.00 2 R = $1,125.00 + S&H (about $10 less than Q due to weight) / MSRP: $1,649.00 Note S&H cost maybe less but no more than the above. email me at mmiles@icrinc.net with any questions so not to take up bandwidth on the forum. Wall systems also available. Installation by electrician required. Visit www.equitech.com for more inforation. Regards, Mike

1.5RQ I'm a dealer for them. Shameless plug. BTW, before I'm jumped here A/V is a hobby biz not my day job so pardon the SPAM but I ain't alone... Regards, Mike

I'm putting two in my system this weekend. You gotta practice what you preach... Regards, Mike

This link might also be helpful. The GCAMC 500 uses the 1000 asp module. http://www.icepower.bang-olufsen.com/sw1022.asp <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Here is the broad stroke so to speak for the entire line... GCA series (2 channel or multi-channel), note GCC verison with Variable Gain Cell is hotter (max. 8.5V) but only sold in 2 channel versions. Input sensitivity 100 WPC model - 1.25V | 250 WPC model - 2.0V | 500 WPC model - 2.8V Bandwidth 100 WPC model - 10HZ - 20 KHZ +/- .1dB @ 4 ohms | 250 WPC model - +/- .2 dB @ 4 ohms | 500 WPC model +/- 1 dB @ 4 ohms THD ALL MODELS - 1 Watt @ 1 KHZ = .02 100 WPC model - 100 Watts @ 1 KHZ = .08 | 250 WPC model - 250 Watts @ 1 KHZ = .03 | 500 WPC model - 500 Watts @ 1 KHZ = .05 Power 100 WPC model - 100 WPC @ 8 ohms - 250 WPC @ 4 and 2 ohms 250 WPC model - 250 WPC @ 8 ohms - 500 WPC @ 4 and 2 ohms 500 WPC model - 500 WPC @ 8 ohms - 1000 WPC @ 4 and 2 ohms Damping Factor 1000 + all models I'll do some more searching for S/N ratio.

PTI but what is a "Jubilee"? Hmmmm, a screen name of "Christina" is on a HT forum ready to buy some kick rear speakers.... Some guys have all the luck.

Copy of Audiogon listing, see "tech data" below... One of the top Class D amp contenders in the industry. 500 WPC in 8 ohms and 1000 WPC in 4 ohms! A powerhouse by any standard. This amp is mint with a very small black "smudge", which I feel can be cleaned or buffed out, from being on a rack shelf (not rack eared). The unit is about 10 months old with less than 4 months of actual service. It was installed in my personal HT system and performed extremely well multi channel and 2 channel duties driving RBH T2P's. Here is a link direct to PS AUDIO for more information about this fantastic performer: http://www.psaudio.com/products/gcamc_overview.asp This is what the industry experts say about the new PS AUDIO family of amplifiers: Multi-channel GCAMC-250 review http://www.ultimateavmag.com/amplifiers/406psaudio/ Multi-channel GCAMC-250 review (note you must be a subscriber to view) http://www.widescreenreview.com/search.php Multi-channel GCAMC-500 review http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_13_1/ps-audio-gcp-preamp-gca-amplifier-1-2006-part-1.html Two channel GCA 250 review http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_12_4/ps-audio-gca-250-amplifier-10-2005-part-1.html Two channel GCC-100 http://www.stereophile.com/integratedamps/106ps/index1.html Two channel GCC-100 http://www.avguide.com/product?id=3583 The listing price includes S&H to the continental USA and the 3%PayPal transaction fee. Thanks for looking.

It is a great amp. I had another forum member here helping me with a Control4 install (my home) and he was very impressed. Call me in the office to discuss - 800.332.3454. Detroit even begins with a "D" (Class D pun). Regards, Mike

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Got room for one more from the shore (Ocean City-Salisbury)?

I understand with this group that cables and power conditioners are considered by most voodo and snake oil at best but this product does not come with all the hype just good common design concepts and some science. For more information visit www.equitech.com. Note the wall units require a licensed electrician for installation and testing. If interested just drop me a line at mmiles@icrinc.net. Regards, Mike

I understand with this group that cables and power conditioners are considered by most voodo and snake oil at best but this product does not come with all the hype just good common design concepts and some science. For more information visit www.equitech.com. Note the wall units require a licensed electrician for installation and testing. If interested just drop me a line at mmiles@icrinc.net. Regards, Mike

PS AUDIO GCAMC-500 x 7: MSRP $9,995.00 ----- $5,995.00 obo Klipsch forum members Blue Light special = $5,595.00. For more information click here: http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?ampsmult&1158938949 Regards, Mike

they cannot cancel and withdraw the payment from your account once it is in there. So is that my PayPal account or actual bank account? Regards, Mike

What if a seller cancels after making payment? Is that possible once the transfer request ("withdraw" from your ---- buyer's ----- PP account) has been made? No we are not talking about eBay and yes the payment of the fee is in the listing. Regards, Mike

I have a few "procedure and policy" questions regarding the use of PayPal. 1. When do you ship (if you are the seller of course) the products purchased via PP? Same day as payment recieved, once payment has been "submitted" (transfer request to sellers bank account) or after "settlement" (money is in the bank usually 3 business days after PP payment is made by the buyer)? 2. Is is "legal" or a breach of contract with PayPal to ask buyer to pay the 3% transaction fee? Regards, Mike