Tube buffer to warm up audio
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Tube buffer to warm up audio
Hi all,
Anyone know the hold Musical Fidelity X10d tube buffers? I just realized they are 12V devices! I think they can be found for around $100 used. This would be perfect to add to a car audio system, to the front speakers, to add some warmth to the music. Does anyone think this would benefit a system consisting of:
Dynaudio 240's in front/Boston Rally's rear/JL IB10 sub
McIntosh MC427 amplifier
Alpine 7982 (or something like that) source
Alpine CD changer
Thanks!
- Tony
Anyone know the hold Musical Fidelity X10d tube buffers? I just realized they are 12V devices! I think they can be found for around $100 used. This would be perfect to add to a car audio system, to the front speakers, to add some warmth to the music. Does anyone think this would benefit a system consisting of:
Dynaudio 240's in front/Boston Rally's rear/JL IB10 sub
McIntosh MC427 amplifier
Alpine 7982 (or something like that) source
Alpine CD changer
Thanks!
- Tony
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Tony,
You'll add warmth but will also add to distortion (part of the "warmth" sound) and lose some resolution in the process. But, if you're after a more relaxed sound then I'd say go for it!
The Dyns will reveal them nicely and the Mc would probably complement it nicely.
Dynaudio's demo vehicle used this also.
Percy
You'll add warmth but will also add to distortion (part of the "warmth" sound) and lose some resolution in the process. But, if you're after a more relaxed sound then I'd say go for it!
The Dyns will reveal them nicely and the Mc would probably complement it nicely.
Dynaudio's demo vehicle used this also.
Percy
Last edited by Percy; Sep 10, 2002 at 12:09 PM.
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