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| Steelhead Phono Stage US Retail price: $7300 |
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Preamplifier
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| Shrimp Preamplifier US Retail price: $1880 |
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Neo-Classic 300B Preamplifier |
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- LINE 5 x LINE inputs ALL TUBE + HEADPHONE OUTPUTS |
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WAVE 24/96 DAC/PREAMP combo US Retail price: $7500 |
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- DAC Combo 4 x Digital + 4 x LINE inputs + Remote Control |
| SKIPJACK US Retail price: $900 |
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RCA
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| Manley Stingray 8 x EL84 Integrated Tube Amplifier US Retail price: $2250 |
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4 x LINE inputs + Volume/Balance 20 Watts Triode 40 Watts UL |
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Neo-Classic SE/PP 300B The original Single-Ended to Push-Pull SWITCHING topology amplifier! US Retail price: $7200 per pair |
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Power Amplifier Monoblock 11 Watts SE 24 Watts PP |
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Power Amplifier Monoblock 20 Watts Triode 40 Watts UL |
| SNAPPER 4 x EL34 100 Watt Monoblock US Retail price: $4250 per pair |
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Power Amplifier Monoblock 100 Watts UL |
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Neo-Classic 250 Monoblock |
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GREAT NEWS: Stereophile Magazine awarded Runners-Up kudos to both
the Manley Neo-Classic 250
Monoblocks and the Manley Steelhead
for the 2002 Amplification Component category. 12/2003: The Manley Steelhead
also placed as a runner-up in the
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Manley Labs wins at the Stereophile Home Entertainment Joseph
Audio
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EveAnna's main living room system consists of: Lyra Skala MC cartridge
Tannoy Churchills Various cables: Kimber
Select, Kimber Illuminati, Van
den Hul MCD III Mk. 2, Shelving rebuilt in 2007 by Elvis at Elements of Style And she has a tubed surround sound system in her bedroom using 3 x Manley 50w amps and a Stingray. But of course! |
Forwarded to me by a friend:
Thought y'all might get a kick out of this quote from the very large
novel "Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon. I've never seen
anything
that appeals to both the audio geek and philosophy major in me quite
this succinctly:
"In his electro-mysticism, the triode was as basic as the cross in
Christianity. Think of the ego, the self that suffers a personal
history bound to time, as the grid. The deeper and true Self is the
flow between cathode and plate. The constant, pure flow. Signals--
sense data, feelings, memories relocating-- are put onto the grid, and
modulate the flow. We live lives that are waveforms constantly changing
with time, now positive, now negative. Only at moments of great
serenity is it possible to find the pure, the informationless state of
signal zero."
There you have it. The vacuum tube as a metaphor for consciousness.
Also makes sense of why a lot of people bother me... their psyches are
more like [digital product name deleted out of courtesy].
