Get the rotel, use the passive pre with it for the time being. Save up and get something better down the road. That would be a plan I could live with.
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10/10/04 at 9:22pm
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Scott did multiple reviews comparing all the monitor speakers to the Dyn Audio 42. Just check out the review and you'll see the other speakers he included in the test. He also used a hybrid amp from Response Audio in Endicott, New York. Bill Baker and his wife run the operation with a satellite showroom in Chicago. Bill is great to talk to, wonderful to buy from and he also modifies speakers along with tube amps.
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