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post #8086 of 17320
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Originally Posted by krmathis View Post
Why not post them here, for everyones pleasure?
Just lazy/very busy I guess. Eric can post them if he wants to...
post #8087 of 17320
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Originally Posted by arirug View Post
Today a pair of Stax lambda Signature and a Stax SRM-1/MK-2.P.P. arrived from Iceland! This is my first stax-equipment ever, so I really look forward to listen to it later today! Thanks for wrapping it up very good Spritzer!
Congratulations Arild!
Let us know when you have hooked it all up and listened to it for a while. I am quite sure you will be well pleased...
post #8088 of 17320
Thank you! First impression is very good! I will listen more seriously to it later today. I have spend some days reading the whole Stax thread (new), and now I`m into the old thread. There are a lot of good information here!
post #8089 of 17320
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Originally Posted by Sherwood View Post
I documented this in the "downsides of Stax" thread as well. Stax needs to change up their modeling scheme a little. Even their suppliers get mixed up.

I'm so sorry about your lost weekend, WilCox. I can only imagine what that must be like.
Yes, the stax model designations create a lot of confusion not only in this forum where people are pretty savy, but with their distributors as well.

Good news is that I have been listening to this SRM-007tA with my SR-404 and love the increased level of refinement over my SRM-006 MkII. So, I will be keeping the amp -- excuse me -- "driver unit" (must make sure to use STAX-speak!). Not a lost weekend afterall!
post #8090 of 17320
One cool tidbit of information. I was digging through my old Stereophile mags reading Stax reviews and figured out that I own the SR-Omega that they used as a review sample.
post #8091 of 17320
That is pretty cool. How did you go about figuring this out....?
post #8092 of 17320
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Originally Posted by derekbmn View Post
That is pretty cool. How did you go about figuring this out....?
Stereophile usually posts the serial numbers of the units under review.
post #8093 of 17320
Ah yes I remember know....It's been a LOOOOOONG time since I have subscribed to it. I may have to go digging and see if I have that issue. I quit subscribing around the time they went to the larger format.
post #8094 of 17320
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Originally Posted by audiod View Post
You would need a high bias (5 pin connector) step-up transformer (SRD-7mk2 or SRD-7 Pro, both are rare and bring high $) or high bias SRM amp. I think this would take you over your budget. The SR-001mk2 system is a nice choice (Audiocubes II has them for $299US). This is not your typical phone. The headstage is closed-in, the tonal balance is soft on top and some find them uncomfortable. I would try them before I would buy. I have a SR-003 and they can be a lot of fun, but I would not recommend as a entry into the Stax sound. IMO the SR-3 or 5 with a SRD-6 is a good start for the dollar (but remember you will need a loudspeaker amp to drive them).
What about this: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f10/fs...e-drop-361391/

At the moment, I only have a corda XXS as an amplifier.....

Would I be able to connect my iRiver H332 as an input?
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Originally Posted by nsx_23 View Post
What about this: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f10/fs...e-drop-361391/

At the moment, I only have a corda XXS as an amplifier.....

Would I be able to connect my iRiver H332 as an input?
Same kit as audiocubes would sell you - and yes, the iriver would feed it just fine.
post #8096 of 17320
How does that kit sound?
post #8097 of 17320
A random question for Stax owners: anyone interested in picking up a pair of Lambda Nova Signatures or SR-006t?

I thought I would drop it before heading over to the "For Sale" section.

I'm trying to kill off the rest of my money in my bank account by trying to pick up a new laptop, so I made that grave decision that something else must part. But it's okay--SR-007a will be soon on the list of things to purchase.

Anyone interested simply drop me a line!
post #8098 of 17320
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Originally Posted by spritzer View Post
One cool tidbit of information. I was digging through my old Stereophile mags reading Stax reviews and figured out that I own the SR-Omega that they used as a review sample.
Thats quite cool!
Then you certainly have a special pair of SR-Omega's.
post #8099 of 17320
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Originally Posted by derekbmn View Post
Ah yes I remember know....It's been a LOOOOOONG time since I have subscribed to it. I may have to go digging and see if I have that issue. I quit subscribing around the time they went to the larger format.
It's the March 1995 issue with a Pass Aleph 0 on the front. The review is a great read as the SR-Ω is being compared to the He60/Hev70 system.

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Originally Posted by krmathis View Post
Thats quite cool!
Then you certainly have a special pair of SR-Omega's.
Cursed would be more like it, since the 007 drivers are in that set.
post #8100 of 17320
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Originally Posted by spritzer View Post
Cursed would be more like it, since the 007 drivers are in that set.
True! I though it were your SR-Omega pair with stock transducers...
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