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Stereopal Home Visit: Ronnie from Markham Date: Sept 3, 05
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System Components:
Family Room:
Amp:
Dr. Martin Leung design, 6L6 30W Single Ended Tube Amp
Speakers:
Martin Logan Aerius I
CD Player:
Pioneer Elite
Interconnects:
Audio Quest
Basement:
Speakers:
B&W Matrix 802 S2, Dick Sequerra Book Shelf
Amp:
CEC Amp 3 from Japan
CD Player:
CEC Belt Drive CD Player
Spkr Cable:
Kimber 8TC
Interconnects:
Audioquest
Ronnie’s Comments:
General:
“Although my system looks more like a Home Theatre set up, I mainly
use them for 2 Channel Audio.
May favorite amplifier is the 6L6 tube gear designed by Dr. Martin Leung.
The vocals are sweet and involving.
I hardly ever use the system in the basement. I believe the CEC is underpowered when it comes to driving the B&W 802.
But believe it or not, the Dick Sequerra speaker is even harder to drive. “
Future Plans:
“I would like to purchase a Mark Levinson or Krell Amplifier for
my B&W 802. Its an old speaker
but I have always wanted to own it while I was younger.
I don’t think I’ll ever give it up.”
Tweaks
“My basement walls are fully treated with Deflex Panels.
They are the ones used by Cineplex Odeon for theatres.
I had the opportunity to buy them at a rather low price. They
serve their purposes well”.
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The Antique Luxman Amplifier is for decoration only.
The Martin L. designed 6L6 amp sound sweet and involving. Designed and made in Vancouver, Canada.
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Martin Logan Aerius i |
The quality of the finishing is no less than that of Audio Aero or Jadis Amplifiers. According to Ronnie, the designer of this special amplifier had the chrome chassis made by Porche Germany.
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B&W Matrix 802 with the Arcici Stand
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CEC Amplifier |
CEC Top loading Belt Drive CD Player, Imported from Japan
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CEC Gears, they're as heavy as rocks |
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This funny looking speaker is designed by Dick Sequerra. The designer of the Marantz 10B FM Tuner. Small but power hungry, none of the gears in Ronnie’s house had enough juice to power them.
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