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This system is set up in the family room of an old century stone home[circa 1850]The original servo otl'amplifiers that supply the panels have been completely redone with top shelf quality passive parts, and selected for audio circuits.Every resistor,capacitor,tube socket, and contact from the input to the output has been updated.These amps are used to power my 2+2's or my custom 3 panels.The custom frames for the 3 panels were made from solid oak and raise the panel to the optimum 14"'s from the floor and provide the structural rigidity that all e-stats need to sound their best.Most elactrostatics love tubes,OTL tube amps even more.These highly modified servo amps bettered the Atma-shere 2.2 mk2's on the acoustat!Mind you I could only run the atmas through the medallion transformers for comparison.Any one owning acoustat should seek out these old x-servos and update them.These are truly world class andwill rival most any e-stat out there regardless of price.
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    • Sony CDP-X707es
    Early 90's player that still sounds decent even by todays standards
    • Scott 310b
    classic tubed tuner-mono
    • MFA luminescence-B
    Updated power supply and coupling caps. NOS tubes.
    • Acoustat 2+2
    substituted the medallion transformers for the modified servo amps.
    • Acoustat X servo-amps model X
    These are highly modified Output transformerless tubed monoblock servo amps.
    • Acoustat Acoustat X
    Retained the original electrostic panels and built custom stands.
    • cardas golden cross
    10 ft lengths
    • Tascam 32 reel to reel
    2 channel pro deck with 10

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Hello Klinerm. I suppose it would depend on the size of your room and speaker placement. In my honest opinion....If your listening seat[s] can be 10 fee or more from the speakers,the 2+2 win hands down. Nearfield listening,the nod would go to the 3's.Cheers

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Owner
Hello. Not sure when you made this post,however, feel free to email me regarding the servo acoustat's. cheers David

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