The speakers are set up in roughly a 3m equilateral triangle with the listening position. The toe-in is such that I can just see the inside flank of each speaker.
Exlibris, Could you check with an electrician and ask if they could install a different type of dimmer? Maybe they know of some that will not create noise. Recording studios use dimmers so there must be type that would work for you. Regards Jet
I installed a Cutler Hammer Isolation tranny from the dedicated line that is feeding my amp and it cleaned up the bit of 120hz hash that was just barely audible when I put my ear to the speaker. It a high quality industrial unit that is totally quiet and small.
That is really an excellent report. As Charles 1 says---Speaks highly about about the design/build of your amp. It also speaks to the clarity and diverse nature of the AN-Es. I can imagine how good it sounds and imagine how surprised you must have been the first time you hooked it up and heard such music coming from only 2 watts. Congratulations. I am hoping to hear a 2a3 or 45 amp in my listening room sometime. I may have to build a little 2 watt "Spud" amp and see what it can do with the E's.
That is really an excellent report. As Charles 1 says---Speaks highly about about the design/build of your amp. It also speaks to the clarity and diverse nature of the AN-Es. I can imagine how good it sounds and imagine how surprised you must have been the first time you hooked it up and heard such music coming from only 2 watts. Congratulations. I am hoping to hear a 2a3 or 45 amp in my listening room sometime. I may have to build a little 2 watt "Spud" amp and see what it can do with the E's.
