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Thanks Gordon! Yeah, you just can't satisfy some people. People here are cool, for the most part, but in any forum there will be...

Steve, awesome system. Keeps getting better and moving gear to sidewall will make a huge difference. Gave up on WBF. Too much...

Thank you! I haven't yet decided if I will get a system crossover, as a friend did that and now he is back to no system crossover. Glad...

Congrats on the big Perlistens! I considered those pretty seriously when shopping for subs last fall. In the end they were too large...

Do you understand capacitance with regards to speaker cables and electrostatic speakers ? a speaker cable with a higher capacitance per...

I had a CJ ET3SE for a while that I eventually replaced with the Von Gaylord LAD-L2. I thought the CJ was a very good sounding preamp...

Yes. Had it. My first CJ. Very tubey, classic early CJ signature. Having owned three CJ Pre's over twenty five years or so, their house...

BFreidah didn't mention which model MIT I did look at some info and the networks, are, designed to the particular length of cable. Hard...

I found the same thing. Bass improved dramatically and I got smoother highs, too.

Even more reason not to. Assuming the MIT is similar to Transparent the networks are designed based on the specs of the particular...

You never answered my original question and now you want me to call Karen to decipher what you wrote in this thread?

I found the same thing. Bass improved dramatically and I got smoother highs, too.

I started with a Heathkit my brother built. He went on to help David Hafler tweak his kits after building them and then making them better.

well for one reason electrostatic speakers can be speaker cable sensitive(capacitence)

I've only used MIT power. I know for sure Transparent networks are tuned specifically for the length of cable. My fear for you your...