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- Audio Research D300 Power Amplifier Review
This is a review and detailed measurements of the vintage Audio Research D300 Power Amplifier It is on kind loan from a local member The D300 came out circa 1995 and initially cost US $3,500 but then price rose to US $4,000 Quick search shows used ones going for US $1,500 The D300 is
- Audio Research D300 Power Amplifier Review
But that is the same for any manufacturer playing the the 'high end' game, and Audio Research was playing it before there was officially a high-end, so if anyone knows how to do it, it is them A-R started out with some Dyna mods (at least that was the first I'd heard of them)
- Audio Research 100. 2 Power Amplifier Review
Inside, the 100 2 reflects the latest design strategies from Audio Research engineers High-impedance (i e easy to drive) JFET input transistors feed a single gain stage (for more sonic purity) using selected oversized MOSFET devices in a complementary configuration providing 27 5 dB of gain with tremendous dynamic headroom
- Audio Research 100. 2 Power Amplifier Review
This is a review and detailed measurements of the Audio Research Corporation (ARC) 100 2 stereo power amplifier It is on kind loan from a member The 100 2 came out in year 1998 at a cost of US $2,995 It was later raised to US $3,495 If I remember correctly, the owner told me this the
- Audio Research 100. 2 Power Amplifier Review
Yes, but they were using subjective qualitative judgement Even the gear was and is a component of that For example, one famously successful studio had a Pultec EQ wired into every channel Your talking a circular argument, there's creation and there's reproduction When creating the object is
- Audio Research D300 Power Amplifier Review
Pretty much every power amp they produced from the late 1980s onwards would outperform by a wide margin this Audio Research There's plenty of Denons, Onkyos, Sonys, Pioneers, Luxmans, JVCs, Kenwoods, Technics and Yamahas that could drive <1ohm loads at stupendous powers and low THD with DC-Daylight responses
- Audio Research in trouble | Audio Science Review (ASR) Forum
It seems that Audio Research is in deep trouble: Whither Audio Research It would appear that in the past week in the State of Minnesota District Court, County of Hennepin Fourth Judicial District, the Audio Research Company has assigned its debts and assets (sic) to the Lightwave Management Group in Minnesota
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