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Well, if one has a question, it will always be a question until one can find an answer or forget the question. I loved using my Bob Latino M-125 tube monos with my 13A speakers for two years plus. Soundstage was absolutely real and fabulous!! But, I missed the sparkle I got with solid state due...

I have never heard a Sanders amp, but I've never heard anyone say they were disappointed with one and wanted to get rid of it. I think this is a very good endorsement for Sanders amps!

I would've done the same thing and take the great deal now if I knew I'd be moving into a larger space. It could be a bit tight, but I think it's doable. Room construction plays a part in this in addition to the size.

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When I had Vista speakers, I too was concerned with damaging the woofer if I plugged the port. But ML said it wouldn't damage anything, just would change the bass character. I stuffed a sock in each port and lived on very happily with the improved transition to the subwoofer. The bass tightened...

If the "anti-sub" doesn't quite fit the range of problem frequencies - maybe the sub covers too wide of a frequency range, you can make a PEQ filter with a miniDSP. It's trial and error, but can work. This way you can tailor the width of the filtering you'd like to have. But it would help us to...

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It won't. The suggestion was to choose one that covers the frequencies causing problems.

In a room that small for those speakers the only thing that comes to mind is anti-bass. Use a small subwoofer that covers the range of frequencies that are causing a problem and invert the signal from the subwoofer. A "correction" filter might need to be employed using a miniDSP product, which...

Get the amp that has the least amount of difficulty with low impedance. Above all else, this is a more audible difference than biamping, which I've done in the past btw so I know when it can make a difference and when it won't. But the small difference biamping can make pales in comparison to...

Impulse is king!

You want us to Live Stream it for you? Except for the bathroom breaks, of course.

April 12th is approaching pretty quickly! Last year, some of us who wanted to meet up had breakfast at the hotel restaurant on the mezzanine, one level up from the ground floor at the top of the escalator in the food/bar area. They have a buffet there. It's a very convenient place to meet up at...

A Decware amp would be a great match for these horns! I didn't know the wait list is up to 4 years, . . . . bummer.

Are those the XD version? Now what you need is a stack Spacehorn subwoofers, my favorite subwoofer on the planet!

Look at how the BASS CONTROL and MID BASS switch are set on the speakers. These have a big impact on the sound.

So, not like this?

I think you've only got two choices, standing or on the side. Either way, I would wrap the panels in something lint-free. Maybe use butcher paper around the panels, then wrap that in bubble wrap. Use lots of bubble wrap around the woofer boxes. If transporting the speakers laying on their...

I'll be there! Work might get in the way, but I've got a 3 day pass so I'll be there as many hours as I can.

Sounds to me like when you move your head up (am I understanding this correctly?) that the bass is less, so there is probably a null at that point. I have a null in my room that is about 3 feet left of MLP and about 1 foot higher than ear level when I'm sitting with good posture in my seat. The...