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Wow! New https://passlabs.com/ website!
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Dguitarnut
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Boulder amps is in the process of revamping theirs too!
I like the new look of the Pass website. Much improved!
Dizzie
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And what pray-tell were you looking at on the Pass Labs site? :hmmm:
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Ha!
I have and love my XA60.8's already. Mike was just asking me for advice so I wanted to check some specs. It was a nice surprise.
Maybe a nice pair of X600.8's to round out my collection. :blush:
I have and love my XA60.8's already. Mike was just asking me for advice so I wanted to check some specs. It was a nice surprise.
Maybe a nice pair of X600.8's to round out my collection. :blush:
Ha!
I have and love my XA60.8's already. Mike was just asking me for advice so I wanted to check some specs. It was a nice surprise.
Maybe a nice pair of X600.8's to round out my collection. :blush:
Sure, sure! 600.8's would be nice. 100 watts in pure class A.
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BlueFox
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Ha!
I have and love my XA60.8's already. Mike was just asking me for advice so I wanted to check some specs. It was a nice surprise.
Maybe a nice pair of X600.8's to round out my collection. :blush:
Then you will also need some Magico S5 v2 to go with the X600.8.
Shadowfax
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All this Pass talk here and elsewhere has my interest. After looking thru the new site, I contacted them to see if anyone in my area carries the brand. Unkown to me, is Audio Video Experience which is pretty much within 2 miles of my house. They also sell Tannoy so I will be able to check out both for the first time.
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Brian,
The new point 8 series is wonderful. Big 3D sound, quiet, lots of air, lots of depth, slightly sweet and just a little laid back. An overall winner. BUT, they can pump out some heat. I'd love your opinion after you hear a fully warmed up and broken in amp.
The new point 8 series is wonderful. Big 3D sound, quiet, lots of air, lots of depth, slightly sweet and just a little laid back. An overall winner. BUT, they can pump out some heat. I'd love your opinion after you hear a fully warmed up and broken in amp.
Shadowfax
Well-known member
Has anyone seen this little blurb in the User Manual for the INT-30A?
"We prefer speaker cables that are short and stout. Oxygen-free copper and silver are the suggested materials. If you find any really exceptional cable made of gold, please gift us a couple hundred meters."
"We prefer speaker cables that are short and stout. Oxygen-free copper and silver are the suggested materials. If you find any really exceptional cable made of gold, please gift us a couple hundred meters."
So for anyone who wants a newly manufactured amp from the XA.5 series, there is still the INT-30A (which can also be used as a pure power amp, with a separate preamp, by turning the volume control all the way up to "63")