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Oct 6, 2012 at 3:30 PM Post #167 of 173
I am buying an sr-007 mk1 soon. I don't have another $1000+ to spend on an amp. What are some good $300-$600 amps to pair with it? I have a good source already.
 
Thanks
 
Oct 6, 2012 at 4:24 PM Post #168 of 173
Two-year-old thread bump aside...
 
-$600 might be enough to get an SRM-T1. Some have said that that's probably the most affordable amp that can even hope to drive an SR-007 properly.
 
-You might be better served asking in this thread. That's where all the Head-Fi Stax enthusiasts tend to hang out, and they have far more familiarity with the higher-end stuff than I do.
 
Oct 6, 2012 at 9:00 PM Post #169 of 173
A Stax SRM1 Mk 2 Professional is your best bet, and have the elecrolytic power supply capacitors replaced at the same time. It's very good.
 
Oct 6, 2012 at 10:33 PM Post #170 of 173
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john buchanan said:
A Stax SRM1 Mk 2 Professional is your best bet, and have the elecrolytic power supply capacitors replaced at the same time. It's very good.
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I though a refurbished SRM-T1s was better with 007 than the SRM-1 Mk2 Pro which lacked dynamics and energy with 007.  The T1 was almost as good as a baseline Woo GES that we compared it to, although both were still underpowered for 007 if you like it loud.
 
Nov 21, 2012 at 11:12 PM Post #171 of 173
I have purchased STAX Lambda Pro , STAX [size=medium]SRD7 Professional and STAX SRP[/size].
I have 2 tube powered SET mono blocks and and passive preamp. 
Therefore would like to connect the Lambda directly to the CD player (http://www.pacificvalve.us/DOGE6.html) using Stax SRM1/MK2 or other models rather than using the SRD7 .
Does it make sense? Where should I purchase a Stax SRM1/MK2?
Thank you for your advise.
 
Dec 2, 2012 at 8:08 PM Post #173 of 173
You
apeer said:
Can I connect  my Lambda Pro with STAX 
SRD-7 
to a CD player via RCA out 
 (
http://www.pacificvalve.us/DOGE6.html
)
.

instead of connecting it to my speaker mono block amps ? or do I need STAX SRM-1 . MK-2 for that? 

thanks 
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you need an amp with higher voltage output than a 2v RCA line out. Something that does at least 4-5 Watts.
 
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