• Re: Amorphous core interstages and line outputs in stock! - MaciekP 11:56:39 04/15/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Amorphous core interstages and line outputs in stock! posted by KevinC on April 11, 2005 at 09:50:57:

  Kevin,
  How the parameters will change in comparison to SS core?
  As with OPT, when the power was decreased by half, I would expect lowet max voltage swing. Can you confirm it?
  Maciek
  
  

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• Didn't see any pricing on these on the Prices Page. - JLH 05:03:24 04/15/05 (1)
  In Reply to: Amorphous core interstages and line outputs in stock! posted by KevinC on April 11, 2005 at 09:50:57:

  Hey Kevin, if you get a minute can you update the Prices Page to include the AM versions of the ITs? Thanks.

  Rgs, JLH
  
  

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  • Re: Didn't see any pricing on these on the Prices Page. - KevinC 05:49:16 04/15/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Didn't see any pricing on these on the Prices Page. posted by JLH on April 15, 2005 at 05:03:24:

    I will at the end of the month. Right now, as noted at the top of the home page, they are on special pricing.
    
    Kevin Carter
    K&K Audio
    www.kandkaudio.com
    
    

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• First sonic assessment: Amorphous core interstages - KevinC 11:16:06 04/13/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Amorphous core interstages and line outputs in stock! posted by KevinC on April 11, 2005 at 09:50:57:

  Joe Rosovitz and I put a pair of LL1660SAM/PPs into his PP parallel 6550 amplifiers yesterday and already the similarity to the improvements wrought by the amorphous core outputs is obvious. This is clearly an additive improvement.

  The music is yet again less electronic and more continuous sounding. Instruments have a more sharply defined character spatially as well as tonally. The "soundstage" is larger and individual contributions to it are more clearly defined within it. Overall, the presentation is "brighter" in the nonpejorative sense of the term. Classical music now sounds more like the live performances that I attend, that is, loud and brassy is loud and brassy, with less darkening and distortion as the music gets louder. The "bright" character is not fatiguing, but sounds more "right". The real telling result is that the amorphous core IT brings goosebumps to the listening experience on far more recordings than my system did without them.

  More impressions will follow after these are thoroughly broken in.
  
  Kevin Carter
  K&K Audio
  www.kandkaudio.com
  
  

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