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Thinking about realism in reproduction again

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RogerD said:
I remember HP wrote a review of the VAC Renaissance 140 amplifier. At the time he said it reproduced music as he thought audio equipment should.



http://www.vac-amps.com/Publication_TAS_Ren140.htm

I still have my 140's and a 70/70....one day I hope to build a system around them....revoiced to my specs.
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Had the VAC 30/30 mk iii. Very nice sounding amp. Probably the best PP amp I have ever owned.
 
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