那我确实不懂你说的中文
Lost in translation then.
希望你的女朋友多教你一些汉语
She has a hard enough time teaching me Hangul (Korean).
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UPS just dropped a pair of 800 Arrays off at the house. If they're still there when I get off, I'll give 'em a whirl!
They shipped last Friday, just been waiting until they actually got here to say anything.
But these came in full-on stock packing, already assembled, and in perfect condition.
I'll get them hooked up and playing shortly.
They are just as cute as they can be! Smart looking and surprisingly heavy.
OK, these things are some kind of clean. As I imagined, they aren't going to blow the doors off the house as far as loud, but they are just incredible little buggers on some nice jazz. Piano, sax, cymbals, right there in the room. Just beautiful sounding.
That's why I tried so hard to get 2 of those clearance priced PS1400 subs, these have the mid and highs covered in spades.
My first new JBLs in decades, and all I can say is... damn.
You can see 250tis right behind these. No comparison. With a 14" woofer below these, they'd eat the 250ti for lunch and spit out change. Let's me know I need to clean the funk out of the 044ti, update the X-over, both, something. There's so much more info coming from the 800 Array.
Impromptu set up, card table chairs for speaker stands, an old TV stand for the amp.
My dad's old MCS 6720 (Technics SL-Q3) table, AT95HE cart., PS Audio GCPH phono stage, Pass XP-20 pre, Pass XA30.5, JBL 800 Array.
Sounds great!
You've got some great electronics feeding them. No doubt they're giving you their best. Congrats!
As for the 250Ti... it's had its day.
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You guys kept telling me, but no. I was confident I had some pretty good speakers.
Ignorance ain't bliss, boys.
And what really sucks is... the runts of the litter are doing the ass kicking.
Now it's Oppo BDP-83SE, digital into Bryston BDA-1, XP-20, XA30.5, 800 Array.
I'd been griping forever that that dang Oppo 83SE just didn't have the sound I thought it should have. So I got a Bryston DAC. Better, but not as good as the turntable. Well fiddlesticks, it sounds excellent now. And the turntable sounds even better.
Sucks being an idiot out in the sticks. The "don't believe everything you read on the internet" thing kept me boxed in. I got fairly decent front end stuff and just couldn't wrap my head around how much my speakers were holding me back.
They're a little bit disappointing with those exposed voice coil gaps but the cost on the raw drivers is $34 each so one can't expect too much. By comparison, the 8-inch in the 800 Array costs twice as much and the 8-inch in the SAM2LF costs four times as much.
I'll probably put each driver into a 1.1 cubic foot sealed box with polyfill (instead of fiberglass) and hope nothing ever makes its way into the gap. They should work fine in a little 5.2 computer sound system. I'll use five little Tannoy 4" DC's for the surrounds. It should be fun.
I thought it was interesting that Greg stated that they were considered the best balanced of the Series by the various listening panels.
This is where I bought mine. Mine were not B stock and I paid less, for what it's worth.
http://www.msshifi.com/crazy-super-i...fer-black.html
Were they new or used?
As for B stock... it varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. For the most part B stock gear is equipment that was sent to CES or some other show and then was boxed up and shipped back to the warehouse... it is almost always in virtually brand new condition. JBL has been funny about labeling brand new never opened merchandise as B stock just so that they can dump it at deep discounts. I have no idea why they do it, but they seem to do it whenever they want to clear out a line of products.
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