Thanks David. I did a search on Hifi Shark and the 2.1 seems much more available compared to the the 2.0They’re basically the same amplifier and aside from a few nuances they sound equally good too.
david
Thanks David. I did a search on Hifi Shark and the 2.1 seems much more available compared to the the 2.0They’re basically the same amplifier and aside from a few nuances they sound equally good too.
david
You won’t go wrong with either model.Thanks David. I did a search on Hifi Shark and the 2.1 seems much more available compared to the the 2.0
(...) The ML3 should be great for any higher efficiency speakers. It reproduces the sound of acoustic instruments superbly with exceptional differentiation. There is this different tonal dimension and contrast of instrument with clear air(air air air air air air...just to bug Folsom.) around that make what you listen to less homogeneous. (...)
Thanks for the helpful words, but unfortunately the main reason I am presented for the lack of interest in the Lamm ML3 is that very few known or easily available speakers are compatible with the ML3. I had hope that Avantgarde speakers, well known in Europe and reasonably priced in our market could be a good match - the Trios looked ideal - but no one seems to really like such combination.
Thanks for the helpful words, but unfortunately the main reason I am presented for the lack of interest in the Lamm ML3 is that very few known or easily available speakers are compatible with the ML3. I had hope that Avantgarde speakers, well known in Europe and reasonably priced in our market could be a good match - the Trios looked ideal - but no one seems to really like such combination.
Some of the Kharmas are a great match and Wilson Grand Slamm which should available at reasonable prices too. Of course it without saying that high end vintage horns are also a great match for the ML3. I know from experience that ML2 & ML3 are a poor match to the Duos, Trios or any other half active speaker.
david
But you are saying this on sonics, because you don't like the trios. It is not that they cannot drive it
You would have been more impressed hearing the ML2s with the right speakers and maybe even bought themInterestingly, the only time I heard the ML2 was with Avantguarde Duos. I was very impressed.
Some of the Kharmas are a great match and Wilson Grand Slamm which should available at reasonable prices too. Of course it without saying that high end vintage horns are also a great match for the ML3. I know from experience that ML2 & ML3 are a poor match to the Duos, Trios or any other half active speaker.
david
It will be very good if you like trios. Ron and I, at the AG factory, compared the AG amps, and two integrated 9 watt 300b amps. The audionote couldn't drive it, sounded wimpy, but the airtight could. The lamm has good drive so should work.
Now if you don't like the trios, you won't like it, but that will be on what you think of the speaker, not amp speaker combination.
I’m interested... what are some magical Lamm + ML combos, in your experience?You would have been more impressed hearing the ML2s with the right speakers and maybe even bought them!
david
In the end , it seems that the real match with the ML3 are vintage speakers ...![]()
In the end , it seems that the real match with the ML3 are vintage speakers ...![]()
Do you sit two meters away from your speakers Andro? The sound of your speakers and room is very immersive and seems not changed much moving around. It would be your sin if you don't tell me privately where you sourced these tapes.I have made several .
First luciano pavarotti , iirc ked liked opera .
Open reel records Enrico dindo / vivaldi
High end vintage is best but I know that some people prefer a modern speaker and Kharma Midi Exquisites pair exceptionally well with the ML3's, I have this setup in a close friend's home and it's superb.A good friend has the Grand Slamm and I have listened to them several times elsewhere. A too big back step for me from either the Soundlab's or the XLF's. I looked at the specifications of the Karma's and do not feel attracted by their electrical match with the ML3, particularly with digital.
In the end , it seems that the real match with the ML3 are vintage speakers ...![]()
I’m interested... what are some magical Lamm + ML combos, in your experience?
Same as I suggested above for Francisco, a few of the Kharma, Wilson Grand Slamm, Watt Puppy 7, then many vintage speakers, it comes down to your budget and tastes.
david
Watt Puppy 7 was borderline acceptable but absolutely phenomenal with Grand Slamm. I've heard the ML2 on Maxx, Maxx2, Maxx3 and Alexadria and IMO it doesn't cut it.The only Wilsons are the (now very old) Grand Slamm? I remember hearing these back in 1993 I think...
One day I would love to get ML2.0's and find some speaker that would work with them... but it wouldn't be the Wilsons lol.
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