There are so many self-proclaimed experts that it is so refreshing to listen to these clear, articulate lectures delivered by a a classical recording producer, and they chime so well with my own experience, not as an "audiophile" but as a music-lover.. Thanks.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Douglas, very kind. Much appreciated.

@RanTausi

2 жыл бұрын

@@PearlAcoustics Many thanks for this great video ! , making it very nice explained and intuitive. I have a question and I hope you can answer, Just got a very rare power amp ADCOM GFA555 MK2 Nelson Pass design, bought it from the US and it was new and never opened from the original box, so it was in the original manufacturer box for more then 20-25 years, all I can say It is sound amazing, it is connected in my setup to used ADCOM GFP565 pre amp , and now I explore very nice and chip tube pre amp Fosi audio tube P1 with GE5654 tubes by Riverstone audio the sound is incredible. So do you think should I replaced the electrolytic caps inside the power amp ? I have removed the top cover and the internals of course looks as new and I have the Bias been checked by me and is as specs . Thanks in advance

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

@@RanTausi Hi. What I am about to tell you is my ‘opinion’. And as such, do not want to proclaim myself as an expert, so please take it as that - an opinion. My rule is, if it sounds good, and there’s no buzzing, hissing or excessive cone movement when idle, then leave it alone and simply enjoy it. 20-25 years is not old for an amplifier of that quality. In the old days (pre-1980’s) - people used oil filled capacitors and they definitely had a habit of breaking down. But todays modern components (and I include amps of the last 20 years) are generally way better made. Do enjoy it and look after it. Best wishes - Harley

@RanTausi

2 жыл бұрын

@@PearlAcoustics Many thanks 🙏 Harley, I got your point. Have a good day

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

@@RanTausi 👍

One of the greatest classes I ever watched on KZread. Applause.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. You’re very kind!

A great, calm, explanation from someone who really knows what they're talking about.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Very kind

Very nicely done. This is the first video of yours I've found. Now I need to go back and watch all the rest.

What a wonderful gift for young musicians, a gift that keeps on giving! Great video on amplifier types for those looking for one that may suit their needs!

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Fred!

I stumbled onto your video's this evening. Thank you for putting them out and especially this video. Your analogies and especially how you summed things up right at the end are great! I look forward to more of your content.

Top presentation, congratulations. You are gifted in not being overly technical and still bringing enough to the table, creating a very good understanding of the subject.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Roland! Glad you appreciated it.

Simply a delightful chat to offer the serious hifi and music enthusiast a primer on what to look for when they acquire a set of hifi. I chanced upon this channel today and it's now my default hifi channel. Thanks very much, Mr Lovegrove.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome indeed. Thank you.

This was one of the best and easiest to listen to video about different amp types. I love the way how you describe by nature complex stuff only with your words and some metaphors, reducing things to wat‘s important to understand. Phenomenal!

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Very kind.

This is the first video so far which gave me a clear understanding of different types of amplifiers and sound reproduction. Very well explained and easy to understand for a newbie like me. Thanks you sir. Highly appreciated.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome. Thank you for your kind words, they are much appreciated.

Excellent video, I really appreciate your private seminars/music and engineering lessons. I have shared it with my brother and a family friend as they are enjoying their hi-fi systems.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, very kind.

Your narrative on type of amps for the need is perfect for my learning about tube amp, thank you!

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Glad my video was of some help.

Great video I used a Rotel ra921 from the year 2000 it sounds awsome and great with my debut carbon turntable I’m 27 and got started at 16 and been a Rotel user for 6 years and love thier stuff

A very well sorted brain in this head! Congratulations to be at such a good mental health, at this age! I really like listening to him and his absolute honest knowledge and experience of life!

Thank you very much. This is probably the most informative video for a layman like myself I have ever had a chance of seeing.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad it helped.

Now I better understand the technical reasons for what I have oberserved in relation to the differences between A, AB and D. Informative and well articulated. Thankyou

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

So pleased to hear this Jordan.

I subscribed to your excellent channel and greatly appreciate your effort to laymanize or simplify a lot of technical terms. Very refreshing indeed. So, you have a subscriber and avid fan from the Philippines. Wishing you all the best.

Lovely lecture. So grateful you took the time to share your knowledge a clear love of music and people.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

As many have said, you never stop learning. Such a pleasant voice. Extremely articulate, yet able to explain complex elements in a simple and elegant manner. Thank you for the video.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@FaFa-vs2dd

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful description of expressing the cross over distortion due to class AB

Your little talk was as delightfully wonderful to listen to as I imagine any of the fancy pants pieces of audio gear you discus must indeed sound. Thank you for taking the time to explain the technical aspects behind these different conceptual approaches to audio amplification in such well thought out and appropriately paced way so that someone like myself could enjoy the whole video. I might never have taken the time otherwise. Very very good. Bravo. Subscribed.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Derek!

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. So glad my video spoke to you in this way

A terrific video. Thank you. I live in New Zealand and own one of Gary Morrsion's Pure Audio pre=amplifiers and rate it as highly as you rate his stereo power amp.

Best real world explanation of HiFi I have heard, great job.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Your overly simplified explanation of amplification and speakers was concise. Thank you.

What an enjoyable video. Full of passion for music and musicians. Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge. You've got a new subscriber!

Great explanations and its now so much easier to decide in which direction to go.. Saving up for Sibelius speakers..!

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏 😉

Enjoyed the video. Easy to understand explanation of the subject with great illustrations!

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Exceptional and true.. What a beautiful presentation.. Loved it.. Regards. 🙏🏻

Wonderful video about key topics at the roots of our HiFi passion. Never heard a so interesting explanation in more than 50 year of my HiFi hobby. Immediately subscribed to your valued channel. Many thanks!

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Very kind. Much appreciated.

@maroz73

5 ай бұрын

MANY THANKS , REALLY SUPERB TALK , THANK YOU SIR

Very good video. I really enjoyed how you explained everything. I'm an electronic hobbyist, I put together my own amps trying/testing out different setups. Continue making videos of this caliber. I congratulate you

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Frederico!

Thank you so much for this video and the others I have viewed thus far. I’m nearing 60 and been into music listening equipment for many years. It took me many years to find the right amplifier for my Quad ESL57s and only after living with the others (Quad ll’s, 303, Leak even a pair of Altec Lansing 1569A mono blocks) before hearing it all come right with the Radford STA25. My point is the exercise of finding the right amplifier can be a journey of many years of listening before you arrive at your musical bliss. Again, wonderful videos but they do have me wanting to hear those Sibelius speakers. They look beautiful. One point I might add is that although internal components have generally improved, I’d argue that many output transformers of yesteryear are equal to those of today.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind appreciation. Agreed, some manufacturers were making very good output transformers. But even that technology has advanced in recent decades. But that does not necessarily mean ’sounding better’. Feel to contact us via our website to see if a listening session can be arranged. Enjoy your music and wonderful amplifier.

Yep thanks Harley. Enjoyed your chat immensely. Thank you.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great video. I could listen to you all day mate. You explain things very well ;)

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Very kind.

Great report, Terry! 🙂👌Heard the new Trios twice and they are really special🎶. Waiting to hear the new Duos GT

Sounds like shades of DNM's amplifier philosophy. Thanks for another great presentation!

Thank you SO much,the listen was worth every second. I learned a lot! First time here,subscription time.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you - you’re very welcome

Thank you for the great "infotainment". I really appreciate that you share your knowledge with the world, which is not self-evident. Knowledge is one of the most important things a person can have and this video is special of its kind. Were well made and it makes me feel that the world is getting a little friendlier and more cooperative again.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much indeed. You’re very kind. I too believe that Sharing knowledge and kindness are two of the very most precious gifts one has to give.

@DKBoerner

Жыл бұрын

@@PearlAcoustics I hope a political excursus is not misplaced on this KZread channel, but what makes me concerned is the war in Ukraine. Because I am a German, I feel especially distressed about the fact that the such a war of aggression happens again in Europe. But your videos always give me the notion of a collaborative European sprit, which is what I like about them so much.

Hello Mr. Lovegrove, a real fine job you’re doing and “…..you took the words right out of my mouth…..” ;-) ! Congrats that’s pure audiophile realism and I wish that there would be more people like you in this business. ‘Cause there not much people which know that for example 0.5 Watt even on a 85 dB speaker means room volume. So remember Depeche mode : ”Everyone counts in large amounts” that is the poison in peoples lifestyle. Kind regards from Germany!

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for tour kind words

The best video about different type of amplifiers thanks so much!

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Very kind

Very well presented, I don't know anything about amplifier, but in this video i learned so much, thank you sir much appreciated, take care - azim

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Azim.

What a wonderful video..!!! Or set of videos should I say. Lovely and helpful (I've just subscribed) I'm hoping you keep making them. Thank you very much

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you very much for the explanation, very didactic, your talk is very pleasant to listen to, thanks again, a warm greeting from México.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. You’re very welcome. Greetings from Belgium

Lovely video! Such a coherent lecture delivered with a genteelness. Thank you. You have a new subscriber.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Enjoy.

Good evening 🌺 from my humble country ❤️ the Philippines Mr Lovegrove... This is my second video for the day from Pearl Acoustics. Very informative easy to understand explanation of the types of amplifiers. My son just bought a NAD C338 or 388 from his Christmas bonus. I just bought a can of electronic contact cleaner and the baffless for my Coral 6CX will be done by Friday next week. It's a 98dB coaxial drivers and I am excited about hooking it up with what I think is a good baffles sporting a similar rectangular port like your speaker 🔊, my favourite Sibelius speakers. My favourite Class A integrated amplifier is the Musical Fidelity A-1 or A1X. I heard a brand new one 20 years ago and I am hesitant to buy a second hand ✋ unit because of its price (they are kinda pricey considering they are used units and I don't know its history) and how hot they operate but since I got a lot of education from you sir, I don't think I will be using beyond 2w/chan for the kind of speakers I have. The 86dB Celestion 1 I have when I put them in a box similar to your Sibelius is around 93dB because it plays loudly at pleasant levels. I don't crank the volume that much. I just played a direct to disc LP and my neighbor in front hum the melodic right up when I plan to change the record so I put the same LP and spin it back. Just an update, I made a similar box like your nice Sibelius instead of making an adjustable port as warmly suggested by my carpenter. He needs the extra cash to take his wife out for a simple dinner and grocery for the holidays.

britain truly does have a long historical record of making great speakers and audio equipment. Especially for acoustic type music.

A great explanation that makes things so simple, in a pleasant way that makes us deepen more in the magic of sound and in the world of amplifiers where there will always be contradictions in search of perfection. Listening to someone with so much knowledge and experience I can’t resist asking their opinion about the monoblocks " Bel Canto SET-80" that I’m thinking of acquiring. I will continue to absorb and delight myself and his wonderful videos, which reach all over the world. In this case to Portugal. Thank you

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Antonio!

Sir your video are like a fire side chat wonderful insightful brilliant extremely helpful thank you.your knowledge of recorded music is a blessing.peace a fan and a yank.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

You are very kind. I hope to make many more, on all kinds of related topics. Thanks again, H

Thanks for this class lesson, and I have a DIY soundbar with Technics AA class stereo integrated SU-VX600 amp and two Dynaudio experience 62 speakers horizonataly mounted, with WiFi streaming Tidal Spotify Mood etc and I can ours listening without coming tired !

Fascinating video. Whilst I am not greatly experienced or qualified in the art of sound reproduction I like the kit, I've got some, 70's stuff, Lecson, Revox, Leak 2075, and it sounded great!.. now it sounds like my telly with the bass up too high. I think nature has turned my top end filter to max.

@PearlAcoustics

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind comment. The lack of treble could be a bit of both? Aging capacitors and or tweeters (most likely tweeters) that can easily be replaced and aging ears, that prove a more challenging reality (although our brains are very good at compensating).

The insight you share on music and hifi is absolutely fantastic. I learn so much from these

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, that’s very nice to know. So glad

Thanks for a very informative outline of amplifiers. We are all very lucky to have such a diversity of quality equipment to choose...to hopefully match the sound signatures that we personally want or would like to hear for our budgets. My favourite combination is to use a valve preamp and class d power amps. As class d power is very strong, neutral and highly efficient and then the tube pre allows (and can be further tuned) to provide a little more additional harmonic warmth and dimensionality and the sound can be further tweaked by rolling different tubes..which is fun. Sadly tube power amps for me are great but too expensive to run as good power tubes are often very expensive for the better ones. But you are right Chinese hifi gear is fab, often very well designed and built and very affordable...the only one small caveat regards warranties, service and support ..primarily due to location and logistical issues of course. But I have never had any issues or problems...after all many western brands are also made in China too. Thanks again and keep up the great work

@matthewtaylor7355

10 ай бұрын

I purchased a 600gbp 300b amp from China sounds xcellent... The price was the clincher... The mark ups on audio as soon as it hits the UK is laffable.. Guitar shops r usually cheaper than hi fi shops for repairs... Their no crap approach is good.. And they sell very cheap interconects £3.99

Don't get me wrong, I like your topics very very much. A lot of people can learn a lot here.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Totally helpfull thank you so much, you have the great way to explain things!

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Super, many thanks for to explain the 1 watt = 87 Db. It was so usefull.

@carlitomelon4610

3 жыл бұрын

@aulker62 Thats 87db @ 1 metre from 1 Sebelius speaker....most of us listen at closer to 3 metres away which needs 3w for 87db for this speaker. Nevertheless the point is that you hardly ever use more than 10 Watts ;-)

One of the best videos by far. Thanks

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, very kind

Thank you for your presentation. I use a 2a3 single-ended tube amp. 2 and a half watts of pleasure.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Very glad you appreciated my presentation. Enjoy your amplifier!

Another great talk from a UK perspective. Was waiting for you to get to damping factor which you did. I think the hard rock music of the late 60s/early 70s was a big push toward the AB amps. The MacIntosh amps (popular at the time) didn't handle heavy bass very well. Love these stimulating audio discussions - keep them coming.

@PearlAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for your appreciation, it’s very welcome!

Great information interesting thanks for taking the time for a great expiation .

Brilliant very informative ESPECIALLY ABOUT THE EXPANATION OF POWER.

A danish hi-fi magazine once made a test together with the danish Quad import whether they could hear the difference between a Quad system and a selected high end system. They could detect the difference but it was very difficult. Regarding design and quality of components, the Jean Hiraga “Le Monstre” was famous for it’s ability to play with almost every loudspeaker. It had so much power reserve that it continued playing long after the power was dis-connected.

@terrywho22

3 жыл бұрын

Any idea which Quad and which hi-end system?

Great explanation. I have degree and a masters in MECHANICAL Engineering and I'm very technical... however this was superb.

@PearlAcoustics

8 ай бұрын

Thank you, I am so glad you appreciated it

What a great explanation! Thank you very much for this it was very educational

@PearlAcoustics

8 ай бұрын

Thanks. You’re very welcome

Excellent video. I enjoy the long format. As you said, second hand amps should be tested on cheap speakers, PLUS be left running for hours to prove thermal stability.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We think aligned!

My favourite Solid State Amp I've ever owned the ARCAM Delta 90.2. Favourite Valve Amp (current) a Chinese KT88 with replacement valves.

So much to learn... From you. ;) Can't help it... I just love the sound of my Marantz 4270 + CD-73 + a Thorens 147 Jubilee on Goodmans Dimension Pro.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Please, press, when you love something. Don’t discard it. Our relationship with our HiFi components should never be purely rational. 😉

Excellent as always. I would love to see a video by you on DACs.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Watch this space 😉

You can never learn to much! Thank you!

You would love both the sound and exceptional build quality of the Yamaha AS-801 Integrated Amplifier!! I’ve auditioned quite a few of Amps and landed on this A/B Amplifier, rated at 100 High Current amps, this amp which can be had for $699.00 on sale, (originally priced at 899.00) sounds as close to that smooth tube sound for the money as anything. Mated with a pair of KLH Kendall Towers rated a 96db, the ease at which the pair produces recorded music is never fatiguing and just a joy to listen to for hours. I owned the wonderful sounding Luxman LV105u, Tube Integrated amplifier, which I lost, well really stolen from a dealer I took to for servicing 15 years ago. It was such a wonderful sounding amplifier and beautifully designed. Nothing in its price range, I paid 1200 for it new, that I purchased ever matched its warm signature…..until the Yamaha! I haven’t heard the Heigl, but it’s been a delight to have at my home, which is a relatively small space….perfect for music listening!! Another great video….Loved it!!!

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice job done...very helpfull

Great video, subscribed.... I have had a hybrid intergraded amp for many years, am now waiting for my Supratek Cabernet tube pre to be built, will pair it with a Belles SA30 class A power amp that I was lucky to buy used ( looks like brand new) they will play into my Graham Audio LS 5/9 speakers, really looking forward to hear this pairing .

@gryphongryph

3 жыл бұрын

Got my Cabernet a few weeks ago, tube pre into a true class A power amp is truly a wonderful partnership, the sound is so effortless, but still has the drive and sudden impact one desire at times. Very satisfied.

I'm happy with my NAD C388 its future orientated because it can up-grated by adding MDC Modules into the amp such as BluOS (streaming etc) for an affordable price meaning you don't need a separate streamer that cost much more.I did had all types of amps during the last 50 years and all sounded great(including a QUAD).However today the technology move much faster therefore I choose an integrated amp that can keep up when new technology is available.Beside that I always liked fast and dynamic amps.

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing Roland.

Thanks for an excellent quality video. I agree entirely with your comments on vintage equipment. I have had a great deal of fun upgrading amplifiers with much better modern components, including electrolytic caps, wire wound resistors, speaker binding posts and even RCA sockets. The resulting improvements are clearly audible and I have no doubt these amps will go on for many years. I look forward to more of your videos.

Great video. I listen to Zu speakers which like the Sibelius have no crossover. There is a full range 10 inch driver and a super tweeter that handles harmonIcs above 12k. The tweeter is protected with Clarity cap to prevent damage. I’m driving them with a Naim Nait 5Si integrated amp. I am considering moving to Sibelius. I like your approach to audio.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your appreciative comment.

Excellent video / explanation 👍

Thanks, lovely well explained as you did with turntables.

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Very informative, and enjoyable !

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This was wonderful, thank you. Looped microphonic resonance is a thing 🙏

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

What do you think matches well with Magico A3 speakers in a loft that is 10'x12' with vaulted wood ceilings and open on one wall to a living room that is 14'x20'?

I really enjoyed your video! Thank you very much!

Nice video....I use a SET 2A3 amp 4 watts....what can I say just great sound and smooth....like those speakers behind you....I use a klipsch rp160 speakers on stands which sound very good....and I'm also using a tube preamp with a separate tube phono stage....looking in the future to change the preamp even thou it's all point to point wiring but looking for something more quite....but I must check out your other video's great info and thanks for sharing.....Ed in New York.....🎼🎵🎶😎🎄

Finally someone with an impartial word... how refreshing considering you look and talk like the proper audiophile.

@mediapc4747

3 жыл бұрын

How does someone 'look' like an audiophile?.....but tbh you're right. Go to any tradeshow and it's old, grey men wall to wall, and that explains the type of music 'audiophiles' always seem to listen to and therefore the types of systems they rave about. I'd be very interested to listen to the views of someone with a more electic range of music interests.

@BastianUllr

3 жыл бұрын

@@mediapc4747 I listen to a lot of different genres myself. What do you imagine is different? I mean different genres, Death metal, EDM, Salsa, Punk, Brit Pop... etc. I personally wouldn't use a Sibelius. I much prefer the clarity of a 3-way. A good 3 Way can sound very coherent. But at the end of things, if we listen to death metal on a monophonic Bluetooth speaker, why a Sibelius should be discarded? At the end one would end up enjoying the music, quite frankly.

Most welcome to hear from a true professional on what is otherwise 'Hi-Fi bs'. I remember building a PA design by John Linsley Hood in the early '70s which provided up to 25W in Class AB but with adjustable pre-set quiescent current in the output pair which varied the proportion of Class A amplification - see Wireless World Magazine of July 1970. Its specification seems ideally suited to your definition of 'it's the first watt which counts'. Anyway, my recollection is that the amplifier sounded so good that my friends came round just to have a listen and one at least counted it as a reference standard! Sadly, the transistor pair specified was fairly frail and has long since been discontinued. Modern replacements may not be up to the mark.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words. Your amp sounded wonderful, I bet. However, I would not write off modern transistors, there are some really incredible products out there! Remember, when you built your amp, solid state transistors were still rather new technology 😉 time to rebuild it!

@bobt2414

2 жыл бұрын

@@PearlAcoustics In a way, I have done so. My current equipment includes amplifiers with Power MOSFET output stages. I like to think of them operating like potentiometers where the speaker joins to the wiper which moves up and down (resistively speaking) at audio frequencies! Half way to tubes, don't you think? Changing subject slightly, there's a lot going for sensitive, wide range single speakers as in your design. If money has to be spent anywhere, then it is the speaker you need to address for quality of experience. If you have to revert to a multi speaker approach, there was once a Yamaha design which used electroststics for the mid/high range and a massive, high density slab of polystyrene (measured in square feet) for bass. It sounded pretty good. Brings a whole new world of meaning to 'plane wave'.

speaking of well made.. my American made McIntosh stuff is amazing, especially the C1100 pre-amp, but what takes that up a notch is the British made dCS Rossini with clock, and what takes that even up a notch is the Japanese made Accuphase DP-750 SACD player.. oh my God.. the sound of this stuff put together is just amazing.

@mariocassar6087

3 жыл бұрын

Enjoy

Very much enjoying your videos. I have Casta B horn Speakers . I have a very good amp: Audiozen Alchemy Hybrid tube , Linear power supply 2 , 6DJ8 tubes integrated. Love to find a fast valve class A

Very nice tutorial. I watched it twice now.

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Glad you appreciated it

thank you some very interesting information...I learnt a lot...

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome.

Another thing about Tube amps I like is the circuits are so simple compared to solid state a few tubes or many transistors to do the same job

Great insights! Thankyou!

In 1984 I bought a MOSFET Tandberg 3012. It's still running every day. Only had to clean the potmeters once. I listened to other amps afterwards, but just not worth it. It has a prepre for my AT 33 and that's a rare thing these days.

Thanks for your videos, very grateful

I would love another video on pre amplifiers!

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jonathan, that’s a good idea. Will do. But it might take a while

Magnificent explanation

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Antonio, very kind.

Great video, very informative. Thanks

@PearlAcoustics

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Thank you for such great insight made easy to understand

@PearlAcoustics

3 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome Mark! Thanks for your kind comments.

I am so much enjoying your lectures - and the common-sense embodied in the Sibelius philosophy. I'd love to hear them but since I live in Sydney, probably unlikely. I'll just have to struggle on with my MartinLogans.

@PearlAcoustics

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind appreciation! Martin Logan make fine Loudspeakers, you could do a lot worse! 😉 Hopefully,one day, you’ll hear a pair. I think we have some owners in Australia

I just got the Quad Artera Stereo power amp, really happy with it and agree good value for money. Only issue is now I want the Artera Mono blocks!

@PearlAcoustics

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing. Enjoy!

Amazingly helpful. Thank you

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome!

What is the marque and model of the amplifier to your left elbow with the big bottle tubes, please? I am deeply curious and have scanned many of your videos seeking the identity of that lovely-looking black tube amp, so far, fruitlessly! What marque, pray tell? It looks very proper and, with your extensive background in audio, having it there sitting at the left side of thee, it must be a well-considered choice. Thank you!

Such great lecture !...Subscribed !

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Oh my Jeeznes I've learned so much in this mate. I'm left a lil bonkers though. I do know how to throw my money in the right direction. Thank you Sir

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to help

@PearlAcoustics

2 жыл бұрын

Secret. Take your time. Stick with what you have until you hgave heard and seen a few systems, then decide.

Excellent description

@PearlAcoustics

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!