bwarfel
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Hi,
I have a Woo Audio WA5 with Sophia Electric 300bs, 274B tubes, and Sylvania 6SN7s. I am using AKG 701s with ALO vampire wire modifications. I am using an Esoteric X03SE with an outboard G25U wordclock as the digital source. I have a Plinius Koru phono preamp and a Basis table with a Benz Ruby three as the cart. All of the equipment is powered by Cardas Golden Reference power cords connected to Running Springs conditioners. The interconnects are Cardas Golden Reference. Now that I have set the stage, here is the question.
When I listen with the 701s, the soundstage is huge from left to right and the detail of playback is excellent. What I am missing is the depth of the soundstage. Is that a characteristic of the 701s or is there something other change in the chain I can try to see if it makes a difference? On paper...this is a top flight set up and I am sure many would be happy with it, but when you have sunk some serious change into a set up like this and considerable effort...you want to squeeze out every aspect of the recording you can get.
Thanks!
I have a Woo Audio WA5 with Sophia Electric 300bs, 274B tubes, and Sylvania 6SN7s. I am using AKG 701s with ALO vampire wire modifications. I am using an Esoteric X03SE with an outboard G25U wordclock as the digital source. I have a Plinius Koru phono preamp and a Basis table with a Benz Ruby three as the cart. All of the equipment is powered by Cardas Golden Reference power cords connected to Running Springs conditioners. The interconnects are Cardas Golden Reference. Now that I have set the stage, here is the question.
When I listen with the 701s, the soundstage is huge from left to right and the detail of playback is excellent. What I am missing is the depth of the soundstage. Is that a characteristic of the 701s or is there something other change in the chain I can try to see if it makes a difference? On paper...this is a top flight set up and I am sure many would be happy with it, but when you have sunk some serious change into a set up like this and considerable effort...you want to squeeze out every aspect of the recording you can get.
Thanks!