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It is said Patience is the mother of all virtues.
Originally Posted by zenpunk /img/forum/go_quote.gif It is said Patience is the mother of all virtues. |
Originally Posted by Ihcog /img/forum/go_quote.gif I don't know very much about electricity but I found that the tehcnical details of Concerto says "110V and 220V mains power switchable" does this mean that I can't use it here in Finland where voltage is 230V? |
Originally Posted by arielext /img/forum/go_quote.gif completely OT but @skylab how can you listen to the impact of a bass with such blissfull singing on the sirenia track |
Originally Posted by ak622 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Has anyone else received their Concerto yet? Hopefully more owners start receiving theirs so there can be more reviews! Skylab, you mentioned that if the intended use was SE, that the concerto was better than the Phoenix. From your experience, do you see the jump to balanced worth the extra costs? Such as headphones cables etc.. |
Originally Posted by Skylab /img/forum/go_quote.gif Detail retrieval was terrific. The sound of the guitar strings on the acoustic version of "Normal" from Porcupine Tree's "We Lost the Skyline" was very, very detailed, and in a natural, unforced way. I was really drawn into this performance by the Concerto - T1 combo - highly involving. |
Originally Posted by Skylab /img/forum/go_quote.gif The Beyerdynamic T1 was a tougher call. I liked it equally well though both, although the difference between the amps was most apparent with the T1. But the T1 sounded great with both. The 600 ohm T1’s did require the use of the Concerto’s high-gain mode, but it then drove them to very loud levels easily. Undeniably, the T1 used with the Concerto was wicked good, and shows that the Concerto can power the big boys and sound great. I would unhesitatingly recommend the T1 for use with the Concerto. I am enjoying that very combination as I write this. |
Originally Posted by asmagus /img/forum/go_quote.gif In Concerto is implemented active balanced headphone ground technology "When a signal is applied by the CONCERTO, current passes the signal output stage, the driver, and the ground output stage. Both positive and negative powersupply lines are "loaded" simultaneously. No driving currents pass through the internal ground plane. There is no pollution of the internal referfence." |
Originally Posted by ak622 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Skylab, you mentioned that if the intended use was SE, that the concerto was better than the Phoenix. From your experience, do you see the jump to balanced worth the extra costs? Such as headphones cables etc.. |
Originally Posted by rasmushorn /img/forum/go_quote.gif Would you go as far as to say that there is synergy in the T1+Concerto combo compared to other amplifiers you have heard for the T1? |