I started building my digital only/active only rig last Oct. 2012, it began with interest in the following desktop speakers; Audioengine A5, then Swan M200 MK II/lll, then Swan T200B and finally moved on to true studio monitors after waking my hi-fi analog memories. I researched Yamaha, JBL...

I am now the proud newbie digital audiophile owner of the following setup: MacBook Pro/ Amarra player/ Grant Fidelity Tubedac11/ Adam A7x + Sub8. I could not be happier with the sound, now it's all about getting great source material hi-res 24/96 sound better than any traditional hifi setup...

This was a simple post on another thread concerning dual sub intention but it explains my dilemma and expectations at this beggining stage. I've been tryin to learn as much as possible from you guys before purchasing but it's tough since I'm home bound and can't audition equipment. (I am...

Any thoughts or experience with a dual sub setup?  I know the first recommendation will be A8" but I want to control bass levels and keep a tight clean blended bass line.  I will keep bass db as low as possible to achieve a LF extension, not a sub bass sound.  The monitors will be in high pass...

I understand the designer Paul passed so I'm looking a excellent used unit, with remote would be great, but OK without.     Thanks

Im building a new setup (MBP - DAC/Preamp - Bal XLR - Swan T200b - Swan sub200a). I have read good things about Matrix mini-I and the Quattro, any feedback would be helpful ? My music type jazz and a little hip hop if that matters. Thanks

I was thinking of getting the Swan T200b with sub200a, anyone have experience with either? Also looking at DAC/preamp read good things about matrix mini I and Quattro. What do you think for a jazz fan? Thanks

Post Preview New to digital hifi grew up in a Macintosh family. Planned setup: MBP > DAC/Pre > XLR > Swan T200b speakers > Swan Sub200a subwoofer. Looking for DAC for a tube amp sound and noticed this thread. I was leaning toward the mini-I until I heard about the Quattro. Any recommendations...