Phono stage

Yes, it was a wise move, I agree. The project was a nice turntable, but sounded a bit bland for our liking.

Did you ever see a pic of Tim's Xerxes? Looks nice.
 
Tim's Roksan Xerxes.

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Nice piece of Kit this is.
 
white-socks said:
Cool, are you going to use your 405-2 with the ESL57? And what are you going to do with your 306?
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No, it will probably sit on a shelf and get stroked and admired from time to time :)

Joking aside, I need something that can swing a few more volts than a 306 on occasion for driving other speakers.
 
RobHolt said:
No, it will probably sit on a shelf and get stroked and admired from time to time :)

Joking aside, I need something that can swing a few more volts than a 306 on occasion for driving other speakers.
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Just out of curiosity, what other speakers are you going to use with the 405?
I hear that Tannoy goes well with Quad.
 
Experimental build stuff mostly, plus some old Gales and ARs.
Plus some little monitors that need lots of volts.
 
I have just acquired the excellent michel Iso with hera ps which beats the phono stage of my resident Sumo Athena hands down; but,moreto thepoint, the vendor, in conversation,mentioned that he lent it to a Quad 34 owner who found it far superior to the phono stage in that pre amp..
These are popping up s/h at around £160-£200 now.
also its worthmentioning that most of the Hi Fi News staff had the Iso in their resident systems10 years ago (when they cost £850 +).
It has no adjustable settings however..but sounds good to me (denon dl 304, Orofon Rondo bronze).
 

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