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RE: Congrats on the purchase

Posted by neolith (A) on June 5, 2015 at 12:38:57

In Reply to: Congrats on the purchase posted by Satie on June 4, 2015 at 22:44:30:

You are right I should have grabbed some large multi-instrument music. I almost did grab a Brahm's but you know the guy only wrote 4 symphonies and after awhile they become a little stale (at least to me) so I decided against it. I am not a fan of Rachmaninoff so I think I only have one recording (LP) buried somewhere. Probably a Tchaikovsky (5th or 6th) would have been a good choice. Oh, well. OTOH most of what I listen to today is small groups - string quartets, small jazz combo's, etc.
I should mention that the 3.7 maintain good realism and detail at lower volumes. With all the Maggies I have had, I always had turned the volume up to the level I would expect in a concert/nightclub setting in order to get the full detail but as I said the 3.7 did very nice at low volumes which should make the wife happy.

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