I have a LS10 D240 MKII and a Ref CD9, they bested my earlier gear by Esoteric and PassLabs by a long margin. I’m very glad to have them in my system.

A big fans of your Products and being your customer since 1990s. Currently, I am using power tube vs115 and thinking of changing to 160s. Keep up the good work 👍🏽🤟🏽🤙🏽

Beautiful equipment. I believe in buying quality. I’m still listening to a Marantz 2325, and Klipsch speakers over 30 years. Both quality as proof is their Performance Still Today !

great stuff great company ultra reliable

Nice video about a proud bunch of people make something special in the US. I do recommend their Service Department also especially Greg Christensen who's always very generous when I ask questions about vintage AR products (D160, D250 ..)which I'm interested in. Service is just as important as the product itself.

@soundstagenetwork

4 жыл бұрын

Very good points!

Pride of ownership

FANTASTIC COMPANY WITH GRAET LEGACY. THEIR PRODUCTS SOUND AUTHENTIC. ALSO VERY RELIABLE TOO. PLEASE AUDIO RESEARCH THIS TIME MAKE A CLASS AB SOLID STATE AMP. THANKS!!!😊😊

New CD player at 2m24s?

@soundstagenetwork

5 жыл бұрын

Indeed -- two -- and we should have a video coming about them.

@johnmurphy5224

5 жыл бұрын

soundstagenetwork when?

Fire the person who decided "everyone quickly put on a white Audio Research t-shirt before they start filming--doesn't matter if it's too long or you wear it over a dress shirt".

@tms372

7 ай бұрын

Wish I had one of those shirts.

nice and great equipment better and classier that overated mc intosh,unfortundly i can,t affort audio research own Marantz middle class but at hifi shows i always spend most my time listening to audioresearch or krell.

F-ing funny, factory in US with asian workers. OMG, I almost die laughing.

@steveee2511

Жыл бұрын

they must be ex Marantz Denon workers from Japan lol

@tms372

7 ай бұрын

Think I saw 2 asian folks out of a dozen. Laugh at yourself.

Doing things like you did in the 70's is not logical. Move forward, advance, improve processes, 1970 wasn't a good decade for making stuff, automated, robots are more consistent and reliable...wonder why cell phones do what they do in tiny packs, Technology advancements, not 70's technology

@hifijohn

3 жыл бұрын

Thats fine for high volume low price products but remember these are low volume very expensive products, this type of assembly is fine for them.A cell phone company may sell more cell phones in one day than this company makes in an entire year.

@cengeb

3 жыл бұрын

@@hifijohn inefficient..vw car factory can make 1000S of cars a day...expensive products with a lot more stuff in them goings-on ..tv have a lot more goingvon..can stamp them out thousands a day...audio electronics is pretty much real basic...all these company's are consolidating trying to survive....its a fading industry...just like Amazon changed everything...fixing an obsolete 48 year old consumer product is just dumb

@DJust-bv1sb

3 жыл бұрын

They make audio gears!

@cengeb

3 жыл бұрын

@@DJust-bv1sb Inefficient, and outmoded mfgs methods, plain and simple. I have 5 AR pieces, they are no better than lots of other stuff, they work fine, but the prices could be a lot lower if they joined the 21st century in making stuff. just like their cousin McIntosh, outmoded processes, that are doomed. VW cranks out 1500 electric vehicles now in one factory of over 100, thousands of vehicles a day around the world, lot more complex than a metal box with an audio circuit, 21st century, join it or disappear..cell phones have so much technology, they stamp em out like candy bars, super reliable, cus they use modern methods to produce em....