[bkwong73]

Hi All,


I got myself a PS audio 300 last week and have been playing music and movies galore.


And it made my system sound even better than ever. I am extremely happy.


My system is currently an EAD Theatermaster Signature, Powermaster 2000, Sony Scd-777es (Transport), Sony Dvp-S7000.


And I am currently using a older Mirage speakers.


I can't wait to upgrade my power cords to maybe some Granite Audio cables.


Thanks, Brian

 

[Steve Bruzonsky]

Do you have Multiwave? If so, play with it and let us know what you think?? I luv it!!!

 

[Andy Lammer]

Congrat's Brian,


I have the P600 and like the SS1 setting with my digital front-end.


Contact Gene at http://www.takefiveaudio.com

He has 1 demo set of Granite 470 RCA's left at a great price.

I bought his other 2 demo pairs of 470 RCA's last week.


Put these between your source and pre-amp ... I guarantee you will be smiling. Myself and a friend were amazed at the difference 1 pair did between his Bel Canto DAC-1 and EAD Ovation. They displaced HT Pro-Silway-II.


- Andy

 

[bkwong73]

Hi Andy and Steve,


Yes I do have Multiwave and I tried very briefly the other multiwave settings, I mean very briefly.


But I liked the SS1 because it gave my system a little bottom end. But the SS3 gave a little more depth in the sound stage or maybe it was more laid back.


I will give it more of a listen when my midterm exam is over this Wednesday.


As for the Granite cables I am holding off for a little while untill I recoup the cost of paying for this PS 300 and my Mirage M1, M5si, MCsi speaker package.


I upgraded these speakers just recently but I can't wait to replace my Powercords. And maybe later with my interconnects.


I am also contemplating adding an HTPC to my hometheater setup.


thanks and good listening, Brian

 

[Bryan Cheng]

I like SS5 in my system, higher resolution with slightly less bass which just fit my setup.


Bryan

 

[John Kotches]

Brian,


Now that you've addressed the source components with Balanced Power, it's time to go after the amplifier ;-)


Have you considered something along the lines of a Balanced Power Technologies, ExactPower, Equi=tech or Furman Sound to feed the PM 2000?


If you already have the PM2000 on a 220v circuit, ignore my ramblings


Regards,