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Old 03-15-2020, 01:31 PM
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Hi Ivan:
I heard that amp-preamp combo with phono and Triangle speakers at the NY audio show this past fall and the combo was my favorite sound at the show. I went back to that room at least 5 times. The room lacked for nothing and the sound was full, textured, transparent and, best of all, natural. I was completely taken by the system. Although the Luxman amp and preamp have their roots in vintage models, the sound was not at all vintage--unless vintage means truly natural. Remarkable combo and a tremendous value.

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