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Mejias' system

Posted by hifitommy on October 4, 2012 at 18:09:59:
i for one have had the opportunity to hear at length the psb alphas and have owned more than one nad amp. and YES they are musical and enjoyable.

stephen is a musician and in that light should be commended for having a halfway decent sounding system which MANY musicians do not nor even care about having one. they put their interest into the music and listen for different things than the usual music lover does.

i am sure that someday he will venture into some higher end stuff like henry rollins and his wilson audio speakers etc. i can enjoy music on a lesser system than my own and of course better ones too. i am amazed at how good my computer system sounds and it just has klipsch comp speakers of not high cost.

point and laugh if you will, its really all about the music.