Entertain Me........ McIntosh

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Like I said, I'm toying with the idea. Logic tells me to get the AVR for more flexibility in the future. However, I think it be nice to have a stereo stereo set up where I can't get distracted by any video stuff (I have ADHD off the wazoooooooo).

OH MY GOD a Parasound product for less than $1000..... Jaw just dropped.

I starting using my old AVR-3805 again last year and got so used to it now I feel my Halo A21 (hardly used) seems redundant, along with also idling Marantz amp. You wanna make me an offer?:D
 
I starting using my old AVR-3805 again last year and got so used to it now I feel my Halo A21 (hardly used) seems redundant, along with also idling Marantz amp. You wanna make me an offer?:D
Ohhh. What model Marantz amp you have? About 325 watts from your A-21 into my BMRs would probably be a bit overkill for my purposes.
 
Ohhh. What model Marantz amp you have? About 325 watts from your A-21 into my BMRs would probably be a bit overkill for my purposes.

I have 2, the 2 channel one is a SM-7. That one is not for sale even if it just sits idle. The A21 is rated 250 W 8 ohms , 400 W 4 ohms iirc .
 
I have 2, the 2 channel one is a SM-7. That one is not for sale even if it just sits idle. The A21 is rated 250 W 8 ohms , 400 W 4 ohms iirc .
WOW! that Marantz SM-7 looks like a real beauty. I wouldn't sell that either.
 
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet, but the outlaw rr2160 might be a consideration!
It is a stereo receiver with a solid Powers Supply and a bit of sub management built-in.
People seem to either love or hate the look!


https://www.outlawaudio.com/product...5B5IHgkFCG2_12jTajOzX5XA65b5bqegaAsfTEALw_wcB

Ohhhh. looks good on the internals however, can't say I'm a big fan of the design at all. IMO that's something you buy knowing that it's gonna be hidden down in the media rack.
 
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Ohhhh. looks good on the internals however, can't say I'm a big fan of the design at all. IMO that's something you buy knowing that it's gonna be hidden down in the media rack.

Yet some find that a better "design" than others with the same features....ymmv.
 
Yet some find that a better "design" than others with the same features....ymmv.
Yep. It's all subjective. If I were to buy solely on looks, I'd probably go with peach tree audio. I think they have some of the best looking products.
 
Yep. It's all subjective. If I were to buy solely on looks, I'd probably go with peach tree audio. I think they have some of the best looking products.

Definitely. Never found anything from Peachtree appealing at all. Their specs for the price are also not appealing....
 
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Besides that fact that it just looks awesome and you can show off to friends; what audible advantages would you get out of using a McIntosh MA5300 vs a Yamaha 801 to power your speakers?
Bragging rights, McIntosh gear speaks for it self doesn't need showing off.
 
Ohhh. What model Marantz amp you have? About 325 watts from your A-21 into my BMRs would probably be a bit overkill for my purposes.

How do you like your BMR speakers?
 
are you kidding me? a box that just lights up with the McIntosh logo (no other functionality) for $1,500 bucks? There's a reason I'm in my 60's and still can't afford a McIntosh product. I can't even afford the simple light up box with the words on it.

Good post :)

I can just see some turd buying one of those and it being the only thing Mac they own...o_O
 
are you kidding me? a box that just lights up with the McIntosh logo (no other functionality) for $1,500 bucks? There's a reason I'm in my 60's and still can't afford a McIntosh product. I can't even afford the simple light up box with the words on it.


Good post :)

What you two's are missing with High-end gear is if you have to ask how much? :eek:, Then you can't afford the gear in the first place.:D. 2nd, then your a married cat with a wife who would tell you it doesn't match her high-heel shoes and the ' Rooster' goes cockadoodledoo:p.

@Bucknekked, Arizona huh?:cool:, isn't that where then CowGirls go 'BuckWild' o_Olol. I heard some even get thrown off that mechanical bull:eek: end up next to the bar owner on her knees :eek:. Just gotta dustoff the 'Poncho' van,'villa'.:D Guess even a Bar Owner gotta give a Dog A Bone.:D. lmao.:cool:
 
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How do you like your BMR speakers?

The BMR's are awesome on the high/ mid. They seems "dry" with out a sub though. But like I said in the previous post it's a bookshelf speaker and not a sub-woofer. I'm paring it with my HSU right now and it's just bliss to my ears. The four that really stood out to me were:

"S.K.J." - Take 4 by Wes Montgomery - I'm hearing every intricacy and noise from the recording and the clarity of the brushes on the drums.

"Summertime" - Kat Edmonson - Vocals are super. I could hear each little tonal inflection, hesitation, pitch change perfectly; while all getting the mids as well (the Klipsch did NOT do this)

Electric Love - BORNS Sound stage A++.

Thinking of A Place - War On Drugs - Sound stage A++

There're super great for Jazz/ Classical/ Instrumental. Even rap too with the sub. The major thing IMO that the BRM's do that the Klipsh do NOT do is Mids. There's a very even balance between the highs & mid. It seems like the tweeters on the Klipsh just on on like overdrive mode at all times. For the price I feel like a got a deal + got some extra $ left over for something else.
 
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The BMR's are awesome on the high/ mid. They seems "dry" with out a sub though. But like I said in the previous post it's a bookshelf speaker and not a sub-woofer. I'm paring it with my HSU right now and it's just bliss to my ears. The four that really stood out to me were:

"S.K.J." - Take 4 by Wes Montgomery - I'm hearing every intricacy and noise from the recording and the clarity of the brushes on the drums.

"Summertime" - Kat Edmonson - Vocals are super. I could hear each little tonal inflection, hesitation, pitch change perfectly; while all getting the mids as well (the Klipsch did NOT do this)

Electric Love - BORNS Sound stage A++.

Thinking of A Place - War On Drugs - Sound stage A++

There're super great for Jazz/ Classical/ Instrumental. Even rap too with the sub. The major thing IMO that the BRM's do that the Klipsh do NOT do is Mids. There's a very even balance between the highs & mid. It seems like the tweeters on the Klipsh just on on like overdrive mode at all times. For the price I feel like a got a deal + got some extra $ left over for something else.

Awesome, thank you for the info. Happy Listening.
 
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