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Digital Front End: Oppo BDP 105 - Signal Cable - MagicPower Digital Reference Power Cord

Amplification: Musical Fidelity M6I - Signal Cable - MagicPower Cord

Speaker System: KEF R900 Floorstanding Speakers, R400b Subwoofer (2)

Speaker Cables: SignalCable Ultra Bi-Wire

Interconnects: SignalCable Analog Two Balanced XLR

System Rack: Solid Steel 5.3

Music Storage System: Custom Wood CD Cabinets with Glass Doors and Built In Shelving for Boxed Sets

Other Accessories: PS Audio Duet Power Center, PS Audio Noise Harvester, MiniCornerTune/MiniEchoTune/MiniTuneStrip, Terra AC-16e Outdoor Speakers

Room Size: 11'W X 24' L
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Components Toggle details

    • Musical Fidelity M6I
    http://www.musicalfidelity.com/products/m6series/m6i/
    • OPPO BDP-105
    http://www.oppodigital.com/blu-ray-bdp-105/
    • Kef R900
    http://www.kef.com/html/us/showroom/hi-fi_series/r_series/fact_sheet/Floorstanding/r900/index.html
    • Kef R400b (2)
    http://www.kef.com/html/us/showroom/hi-fi_series/r_series/fact_sheet/Subwoofer/r400b/index.html
    • Signal Cable Various
    Signcable.com
    • PS Audio Various
    http://www.psaudio.com/
    • Room Tunes Mini Tunepak
    http://www.michaelgreenaudio.com/

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@Lapierre None so far, the bass is actually seems easier to control with 2.

chris72174

Owner
@Jaxwired:

Thank you! I am huge fan of 2 subs that are integrated at the crossover frequency of towers. I found this at the Vandersteen site:

"There are significant advantages to using two subwoofers. Modern sources such as CD's, Laser Discs, DVD's and Video Tapes maintain full stereo separation to below 20Hz.Summing the channels into a single subwoofer reduces or cancels all the low frequency information containing phase differences between the channels. Stereo subwoofers reproduce all of the bass information complete with the phase differences that help provide the imaging and location clues we use to place people and things at distinct points in the sound field. Stereo subwoofers also improve linearity on mono as well as stereo sources by coupling the bass to the room at two points and lend themselves to natural placement near the corners where the low frequency room gain is often desirable" Once you go with 2 subs you will never go back.....

@Bajaed - I really like the Signal Ultra's. Frank Dai makes quality, affordable cables that he stands behind. One time I contacted him about upgrading, and at the time he actually talked me out of spending more than I had to at the time. He's honest. Which goes a long way with me.

chris72174

Owner
Have yet to hear Blades, I have read accounts that they sound "similar".

chris72174

Owner
I'm from Boston and I have gone through some major system transitions lately. Last year I purchased a pair of Paradigm Studio 100s and 2 Seismic 110 Subwoofers. I also bought an Anthem 225 Integrated. Shortly after I bought the Anthem, it would increase the volume (when using the remote) and wouldn't stop raising the volume and there was no way to stop the automated volume without unplugging the unit! Almost blowing my speakers.

I wouldn't have been so annoyed as this happened with 2 additional replacements.

To make a long story short. I ended up hopefully "fixing" the volume issue with a firmware upgrade and sold the amp to a friend who was aware of the issue and was ok with it.

I also sold my Paradigm Studio 100's and 2 Seismic 110 subs which I was not completely thrilled with, they were too bright and just not engaging and not a good match with my M6i.

I love the synergy of my system now, and feel that quality and sound wise I have taken a major step forward. I find the combination to be powerful but controlled, revealing and very musical.

I am strictly a physical media type of person, I need to have something in my hands. It's a psychological thing I suppose. ( :

Cheers,

chris72174