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MasterBlaster
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Emotiva mini-X a-100
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June 15, 2013, 01:32:30 AM »
Ordered one of these to power my desktop system.
I've got it driving a pair of Optimus LX5 right now, and I've gotta say this thing packs a punch!
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HT: Audiocontrol Maestro M3, Sunfire 5*200, Tannoy Mercury MX , SVS PB-12 Sub
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Re: Emotiva mini-X a-100
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June 15, 2013, 03:06:11 PM »
The Emotiva stuff sure looks nice. I am glad it sounds good too Al...
I bought the M Audio monitors on C-list to compare with the Audioengine 2s and decide which becomes the desktop system. Both sound pretty damn good near field.
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June 15, 2013, 03:29:37 PM »
That Emotiva definitely looks cool. OBG, I'm curious to see which speakers win out! My computer system consists of a Clown D75 and a pair of Blueroom Minipods.
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Re: Emotiva mini-X a-100
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June 15, 2013, 08:33:03 PM »
Will report on the comparison. For now I have only listened to the M Audios (the Audioengine A2s are my Father's Day gift - cannot open then until tomorrow [come to think of it, Rev squeezed this Father's day creds by a milimeter - great timing!]) - they sound pretty damn good, with solid bass and the ability to go loud; but they are also about twice the size of the Audioengines. Will see...
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