Hola leog 10 que tal, recién cree in ggrupo hifi de Ecuador en Facebook, sería genial que tenerte como miembro  si te parece ayúdame con tu correo o nombre en Facebook, Saludos

alfau7 March 24, 2017 08:59

Yo también.

leog2010 October 21, 2013 22:14

Great system, do you live in Ecuador? I'm from quito.

feli October 19, 2013 12:22

I´m updating again, now whith a pair of Rogue Audio Apollo´s monoblocks. My first tube amps. They are coming maybe next month. Let´s see what happen.

leog2010 April 09, 2013 19:17

Tthank you very much!!!

leog2010 March 01, 2013 19:19

Very nice system in a lovely room.
Your lucky to live in such a beautiful country.
Take care,

rugyboogie February 28, 2013 08:10

How do you know when the amps are running in Class A?

leog2010 January 28, 2013 12:13

Also to add, the XPA-1's first 10 watts are class A via conversations with the lead engineer (Lonnie). The XPR-1 while being twice as powerful (1000W 8ohm) than the XPA-1's (500W 8ohm) the XPR-1's have no Class A power via tech support.

harri009 January 27, 2013 21:03

Yes, the XPR series, Being the XPR1, the mono option. I don't know nothing about class H amps. You'll need 20 amp outlets.

leog2010 January 27, 2013 09:58

Thanks for the response. I went to their website; looks like they've now released what looks to be a model up from both the XPA2 and 1. (Class H) I can't remember if that's the same or different from the XPA1 and 2.

Cheers,

Aaron

aaronknock January 25, 2013 22:31

Aaronknock,

They (the monos) sound better in every way, better clarity, better sound at lower and higher volumes, better separation, lower heat, etc. I highly recommend them over the XPA2, I should have made the right decision from the beginning... I have the XPA2 "sleeping" in my rack...

leog2010 January 25, 2013 16:13

Leog2010 wrote:

The monos are far better sounding amps."

Oh? Obviously they're more powerful. In what context do they sound better? For example, at moderate music-listening levels, does one sound far better than the other? In whatever case, would you mind saying how or in what way the sound is better?

Much appreciated,

aaronknock January 25, 2013 11:21

Music 70%, movies 30%.
I don´t have much experience with other amps, only and Emotiva XPA2 and the XPA1´s. The monos are far better sounding amps.
Maybe in a future, I´ll be trying another amps, but by now, I´m pretty happy with the Emo´s.

leog2010 January 24, 2013 23:10

Leog2010 wrote:

Aaronknock, the center speaker is on the floor but it has brass feet only in the front, and the sound is really in my face. I feel safer with a speaker this big and heavy on the floor.

Well that's good: don't have to fork out the $$$ for a proper stand to elevate it.

Do you listen to much music by itself. If so, do you favour your amps for music or movies? I guess I'm asking about your experience with the Emotiva amps.\

Cheers,

aaronknock January 24, 2013 11:37

Beautiful gear and space.

rob_c January 23, 2013 13:38

Around 20 ft. Wide by 25 ft. Long

leog2010 January 21, 2013 22:32

Clean and stylish room set up. Hats off to you. Everything is arranged just right, I think, and I'll be it sounds fantastic. What are the room dimensions?

Cheers and good listening.

goheelz January 15, 2013 17:12

Thanks for all your comments.

Aaronknock, the center speaker is on the floor but it has brass feet only in the front, and the sound is really in my face. I feel safer with a speaker this big and heavy on the floor.

Thanks again. I have to upload some new photos with the Bryston combo in place and the new Epson projector.

leog2010 January 15, 2013 16:34

Very tasteful; great attention to detail. I guess I would be wondering whether it would be worth elevating the centre speaker up to the bottom of the screen. Looks like an inviting place and a lot of fun :)

Aaron

aaronknock January 06, 2013 12:49

Yes very sweet looking system. I also have the XPA1S on my SND LAB M1S .

jazzkid December 31, 2012 17:57

Impressive system.

ducks2007 September 15, 2012 19:32

Awesome room for sight and sound. Powerhouse amps and great speakers. Nice, very nice.

glenfihi September 02, 2012 14:03

Just moved my amps to the front, between the main speakers. BIG IMPROVEMENT.

leog2010 April 21, 2012 12:19

Kevinzoe,

Used to be a little too "alive", but after adding some bass traps (DIY), in the side walls and behind the speakers, it really improved. There are still some vibrations, when the bass gets really deep, from windows and some shelves. I'm looking for a solution for these problems.

leog2010 February 20, 2012 15:59

Hi Leog,
Love the look of those Tyler speakers and that awsome leather single chair shaped like an 'S' - must be comfortable. I recognize the Rythmic subs as I also have a pair of F15s.

I like to large size and openness of the room. Do you feel that it's too acoustically alive? Do you partially close the window blinds to prevent mid/high freq bounce back from the glass windows? What about flutter echoes between the bare floor and ceiling? Any treatments for the back wall behind the couches?

Looks like a great room to party, entertain or just unwind and relax.

kevinzoe February 19, 2012 20:34