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Hello,
I recently added a B&K 200.7 to my studio 100's, and i'm starting to think i don't like the combination. At first I really though it was great because it gave them a lot of punch, bringing out the bass and made them play with more authority. Now that i've had more time with it, i've had a chance to listen to more CD's and now i feel like it stole the detail and clarity of my studio's. They simply lack the detail they had when i ran of my yamaha reciever. Now i have to turn the treble up 3dB or so to make them sound right (to me
) I guess i've discovered that i don't like "warm" sound but instead prefer a more detailed sound. Unfortunatley the store i bought it from has a really lame return policy and even though i've only bought it a week and a half ago, i'm stuck with it (I actually have the 200.5 right now while awaiting the special ordered shippment of the 200.7).
Does anyone else run their studios off a B&K?
Also does anyone use the tone controls on their pre amp/reciever? I feel like after spending $2700 on an amp i shouldn't need to do anything to improve the sound. This is really depressing.
My last question is whats the best way of going about selling a brand new amp still packaged without losing money? If anyone is interested in a 200.7 they can have it for $2700. I think thats $800 less than msrp.
I recently added a B&K 200.7 to my studio 100's, and i'm starting to think i don't like the combination. At first I really though it was great because it gave them a lot of punch, bringing out the bass and made them play with more authority. Now that i've had more time with it, i've had a chance to listen to more CD's and now i feel like it stole the detail and clarity of my studio's. They simply lack the detail they had when i ran of my yamaha reciever. Now i have to turn the treble up 3dB or so to make them sound right (to me
Does anyone else run their studios off a B&K?
Also does anyone use the tone controls on their pre amp/reciever? I feel like after spending $2700 on an amp i shouldn't need to do anything to improve the sound. This is really depressing.
My last question is whats the best way of going about selling a brand new amp still packaged without losing money? If anyone is interested in a 200.7 they can have it for $2700. I think thats $800 less than msrp.