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I was told that they recommend them in all kt120 based products. But you can also call arc yourself...
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The Galileo name is a bow to both ARC past and the Italian connection through the Fine Sounds liaison. I don't read any more into it than that. Fine Sounds believed that ARC needed some lifestyle products to fill a niche that clearly Fine Sounds determined needs filling. Whether the Galileo series sonics are as good as the Ref series, better, or falls short remains to be assessed. That the Ref series will continue to evolve independently in its non lifestyle guise seems assured.
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If ARC is launching Galileo purely for sake of looks alone (none sonic benefit), then it's a mistake, imo. Nonetheless, I'm sure their R&D as well marketing team have looked hard into all requisites to successfully penetrate the market. |
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Maybe the Galileo was their idea to enter the Asian markets, where ARC sales have been traditionally very poor (there have never been an ARC distributor in Japan for example).
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No point for me if the Galileo line is better or worst than Reference.
I am planning to keep my Ref 5SE for at least the next five years, as it is that good! Than we will see again. Cheers. |
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Night and day. As good as their amps are the KT150s bring their products to a whole different level. Having had them for over two weeks now it was one of the best upgrades I have ever experienced.
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What amplifier?
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I believe Priaptor when from Ref 250s to Ref 75. So I believe he is talking about Ref 75. He can obviously confirm this separately.
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