karthikswaminath
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Now switching to Harbeth's, we paired the Harbeth Super HL5+ 40th Anniversary with Yamaha A-S2100. The amps maximum power is 160W per channel (@ 4 ohms). Harbeth is a 6 Ohm and 86db. The Yamaha took about 30 minutes to warm-up. I must say the Harbeth's paired exceedingly well with the Yamaha. The amplifier provided the right level of balance of sweetness and attack. The Sony was really sweet, but Yamaha provided a dynamic output and I could feel the power.
This week, we continued the demo with another friend who got his Sonore Ultrarendu. The Mytek Brooklyn DAC+, Ultrarendu, Yamaha A-S2100 and Harbeth's were the perfect combination and one of the best auditions we experienced.
I am wondering do I really need such an expensive Grypyon Diablo 300 to pair with Harbeths (maybe that's for the second set-up .
Also, in the attached Pic you will notice, I got an external LPS for the Mytek (Oh, my it does improve overall SQ and Bass) and Mytek no longer gets hot.
And not to forget, upgraded the TT from Amrai LP-18s to Amari LP-22s Turntable. I find Amari to be VHM compared to the other brands (not that i have much experience with Vinyls).
Cheers and more later...
This week, we continued the demo with another friend who got his Sonore Ultrarendu. The Mytek Brooklyn DAC+, Ultrarendu, Yamaha A-S2100 and Harbeth's were the perfect combination and one of the best auditions we experienced.
I am wondering do I really need such an expensive Grypyon Diablo 300 to pair with Harbeths (maybe that's for the second set-up .
Also, in the attached Pic you will notice, I got an external LPS for the Mytek (Oh, my it does improve overall SQ and Bass) and Mytek no longer gets hot.
And not to forget, upgraded the TT from Amrai LP-18s to Amari LP-22s Turntable. I find Amari to be VHM compared to the other brands (not that i have much experience with Vinyls).
Cheers and more later...