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Posted by Michael Samra on May 29, 2017 at 02:18:50:
Jim McShane has them all only far and above improved of what the originals were.The preamp and those amps in your picture are McShane part's upgrades.
I have that same setup I run on the big Martin Logans with a pair of Citation 2s,but preamps I like to alternate between the Fisher 400cx2, and the Mac C20, and the Heathkit AA-11,and the Citation 1.I wish I had cages for my Citation 2s but I don't want to pay 300 to 400 each which is what they go for on average for one.