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    JBL 4411

    Hello. I'm new in this amazing lansing heritage forum. I'm very proud to be among you and to share the passion for JBL. The last time I send a message but I think I used the wrong place of the forum. Because of no reply. I try here. So, my father still own his fabulous L300, and I brought up on the music through this tremendous loudspeakers.
    And by chance I'm in possession of a pair of 4411 ( a gift of a musician friend). Driven by a powerful mcintosh integrated amplifier(very heavy). He sold the mc. Anyway, this kind of amp is too expensive for me. So, I'm looking for a good amp (integrated or not). Would you be so kind to give me some advices. I will be very grateful to you for it.
    Thank you and Jappy Bew Lear !

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    Hi JBgd... what would you consider to be available to you (preferences + cost and location limits)? Personally, I would look for a 100-300W/ch amp. -grumpy

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    Hi Grumpy. Thank you for your answer. About the cost : more or less $500-700 maximum. I think I'm going to try on ebay for the purchase, for this kind of price. A punchy and sweet amp , I don't know Grumpy. What do you think ? NAD, LUXMAN, MARANTZ(USA), .....Anyway, I need, as you say, a power of about 100-300watts. The 4411 : 90dec./1watt/1meter, this loudspeakers need sufficient current and above all sufficient power to "move" the subwoofer. Thank you Grumpy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JonyBgood View Post
    What do you think ? NAD, LUXMAN, MARANTZ(USA)
    Marantz started out in USA , but in all the pieces I've ever seen, they were all from Japan, as is LUX. NAD is Taiwan.
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    Marantz(USA) would kill your budget. If you need both pre and power amps (or integrated),
    I'd look at NAD as having a reasonable offering from the list you mentioned.
    Check past reviews for your own reference. You'll have to find out what -you-
    like, both sound and feature-wise (and perhaps even looks). -grumpy

    happy hunting!

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    Hi Grumpy, Hi Seawolf97. I can buy a good amp. Hafler, Crown, even Mark Levinson, or another very good one, and expensive. But, in Belgium, you can find this kind of amplifier, not too expensive, why not expensive ? because they doesn't work !! It's unbelievable, but it's often the case ! They are sold at a ridiculous price in comparison to the value of these very good amp. But, but, but ...there is a snag : it's impossible to find in this country a qualified technician, a good one, specialized to repair a Crown or something like that. You have to pick up your car, to run hundreds miles as far as Paris or London (I prefer London, with the french I become spotty ) Anyway, I'm going to set off after that. A question for Seaw97 : is it true that you can find in Oregon the biggest pine tree named Douglas ?

    Thank you guys. JonyBgood

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    I drive my 4411 with a Yamaha M-45. 125/ch works for me

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    Quote Originally Posted by JonyBgood View Post
    A question for Seaw97 : is it true that you can find in Oregon the biggest pine tree named Douglas ?

    Thank you guys. JonyBgood
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    We have lots of large Douglas Fir trees , maybe not the largest , BUT we do have the worlds largest Sitka Spuce tree. And lots of big cedars. And a spectacular coast. Come on over , you'll like it. (lots of JBLs too )
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    Watch ebay for good recent Rotel You should be able to get a recent pre power in your price range. Most of the power amps can be bridged.

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    I've powered my L112s (similar enough to a 4411, right?) with a Crown D150 for over twenty years. Sounds great. I'm currently running a pair of 4412As with Crown PS200 and PS400, swapping, and both sound great. You can find Crown D150s (especially the no-face-plate version like my first) often for under $100.

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    The Mcintosh integrated amplifier is good enough. If it's too expensive, you can find used amps online which cost way cheaper.

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    How about these

    On a budget.....

    http://cgi.ebay.com/LUXMAN-R-1120-AM...QQcmdZViewItem


    I bought a 1978 Sansui G-901db (G 9000) reciever 4 years
    ago and could not be happier powering my L-65 a
    Jubal speakers. (160 watts of pure power)

    http://cgi.ebay.com/Rotel-RA-2030-11...QQcmdZViewItem

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