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Post by sockemdog on Apr 22, 2018 16:38:55 GMT -5
i think it actually states price needs to be posted for items in emporium for sale ads. Why do you need to know if a deal is struck via pm for something that was never posted in the emporium?? Don’t worry bud. I’ll let ya know all the details “tomorrow”. OH! OK, I see the logic now. Makes perfect sense to me now.BTW, Pair of XPA-1Ls are now up for sale. 😁 Well, I haven't posted it yet in the emporium... but I've reached the point of selling it. |
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Post by novisnick on Apr 22, 2018 16:51:53 GMT -5
OH! OK, I see the logic now. Makes perfect sense to me now.BTW, Pair of XPA-1Ls are now up for sale. 😁 Well, I haven't posted it yet in the emporium... but I've reached the point of selling it. Specs look nice! Is it silver or black? |
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Post by mr on Apr 22, 2018 17:12:00 GMT -5
In 2001, I bought an Anthem MCA-5 amp and AVM-2 processor new. I still have them to use in my living room setup with B&W speakers and just replaced the MCA-5 with an Emo A-5175. I'm glad I made the change... even though I paid $1400 for the Anthem MCA-5 and $799 for the Emo A-5175. To me, I like fast dynamic sound signatures from my equipment. Emotiva gives that to me as I also have many other Emo products (UMC-1, UMC-200, XMC-1, XPA-1's, XPA-5, DC-1, and few others). The Anthem MCA-5 from the start has always (to me) given softer dynamics but still a very refined sound quality. As many spoke of in this thread, it's all up to the listener. BTW: the Anthem MCA-5 is now up for sale. Pm Sent I swapped out an XPA-5 for the A-5175 (size reasons), and I was afraid I might miss the bigger amp. But honestly, I can't tell any difference in SQ, and the A-5175 fits! |
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Post by sockemdog on Apr 26, 2018 9:12:13 GMT -5
Well, I haven't posted it yet in the emporium... but I've reached the point of selling it. Specs look nice! Is it silver or black? Novis, thanks for the interest... it is Silver. |
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