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Hi-Efficiency speakers paired with low watt SET amps. Highly musical but with natural detail and dynamics.
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Room Details

Dimensions: 19’ × 23’  Large
Ceiling: 12’


Components Toggle details

    • Grimm Audio MU-1
    music server
    • Mola Mola Tambaqui DAC
    Bruno Putzeys design
    • Lyra Kleos SL
    Low output Cartridge
    • VPI Classic III with 3D tone arm
    Turntable
    • K&K Audio premium maxxed-out phonostage
    Kevin's top phonostage with upgraded output caps
    • Quadratic MC-1 Moving Coil Transformer (SUT)
    • Supratek Sauvignon (Highly Modded)
    Tubed line stage highly modded and nos tubes
    • Coincident Speaker Tech 300b Frankenstein mk.2 mono blocks
    8 watts of SET bliss using W.E. 300b,Takatsuki TA-300b and EML 300b XLS tubes.
    • First Watt SIT-3 amp
    Nelson Pass limited edition amp which has the sound signature somewhat of a SET amp and SS Class A amp combined.
    • Horning Hybrid Eufrodite Ellipse
    Hi-efficient speakers that mate well with SET amps. Very musical and refined sound.
    • PurePower 1500+
    ac regenerator & conditioner with battery back-up
    • PI Audio Group Digibuss
    Digital filter with Furutech GTX-D NCF (R) outlets and IEC. Isolates and filters my digital components from sending digital nasties back into my system.
    • Black Cat Graceline 2 phono cable
    Turntable to SUT
    • High Fidelity Cables CT-1 Ultimate IC's
    connected to all componets except Turntable
    • HIJIRI HDG-X million digital AES/EBU
    connected between server and Dac
    • HIJIRI TAKUMI MAESTRO PC
    Used from Digi-bus to DAC
    Amp and Preamp
    • Triode Wire Labs Obsession, Digital American HP PC's, Spirit II phono cables
    Obsession connected to Regenerator, phonostage, Digital American HP to Grimm MU1,
    • Cerious Technologies Graphene Matrix PC's
    connected to amps and phono stage
    • Silversmith Audio Fidelium Speaker Cables
    used from my Frankenstein 300b mono's to speakers
    • Cerious Technologies Graphene Matrix Speaker Cables
    used from First Watt SIT-3 amp to speakers
    • star sound tech., Townshend podiums, symposium ,SRA platforms,
    dedicated lines & room, footers, platforms and Furutech GTX-D NCF (r) outlets
    • Salk Sound Rythmik 12 subwoofer

Comments 81

Owner
Hi Bob,

I like it very much. Built quality is top notch and the sound is detailed and smooth. I personally don't think the sound is warm per say. I think it is musicially
engaging and just sounds natural.

snopro

Snopro,
How do you like your Marantz SA-7S1? Bob

baranyi

Owner
I had an Aleph 5 which was an excellent amp, but ran very hot and ran out of steam on loud dynamic swings. So I needed an amp with more power and I read about the Spectron on various forums and e-mags. I talked to John at Spectron and purchased the Musician II, which sounded very good only lacking the aleph 5 midrange magic.
Once the Musician III came out I upgraded. The amp was all around better then the II. The amp is neutral and transparent any changes up stream are easily heard. With a good tube pre-amp and NOS tubes you can tailor the sound to your liking , the synergy is awesome!
Don't listen to the Absolute Sound saying Class D treble isn't good. I think the Spectron's treble can compare to some of the very best out there. Listen for yourself and you be the judge.

snopro

Very nicely done! Clean, attractive, acoustic treatments that go with the decor... I bet it sounds great, and I am really struck for some reason by how very integrated it looks. I hear various comments about class D amps, what was your journey to them?
Cheers,
Chris

mount_rose_music

Owner
Thanks, Tympani I am sending the Spectron for the SE mod and I purchased a twin synergy 30 in walnut, looks much better and more stable with a lower height.

snopro

Let me be the first to compliment your beautiful setup. Looks like a well thought-out, unique and surely musical system. I am thinking about the Marantz SA-7 as well. Congratulations!

tympani

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