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I am sure Martha Stewart's love of concrete has diminished lately. However, if you need some granite, just go to a commercial tile company and ask for their scraps. They throw away hundreds of pounds of the stuff daily. Coming from a geologists point of view, concrete and granite may have...

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Thanks Roberto I will try moving them around, but my amp is a solid state. You said, "With tubes, you can match your liking." Is it harder for a SS amp to run different ohms? Matt

Originally no. I had the Bose 901 and some nice Polk bookshelf surrounds, both powered by a standard Sony receiver. At that point in time, I thought the system sounded great. However, after I bought the McIntosh system, all of the weaknesses of the Bose were exposed. (The usual bug, the...

another pic Here is another picture from the front.

Matt Austin, Texas U.S.A. Speakers: 1 Pair ML Clarity (purchased October, 2003) Pre-Amp: McIntosh C29 Amp: McIntosh MC2205 (200 watts/channel) Amp #2: Marantz 4400 (just use this as a tuner for the XM Radio) Cables: Nordost Flatline Gold DVD/SACD: Sony DVP-NC685V Turntable: Pioneer PL-630...

David, Thanks for the help. That was the answer I was looking for. mattables

On the back of the old Mac amps, there are separate connections for each output. Right now I have it set on the 4 ohm. I was just wondering why 4 ohm is better than 8 ohm in this case. mattables

I am relatively new to the high quality audio world, and I need a little help. I am running a pair of Clarities with a beautifully restored McIntosh (MC2205). This is an older amp, and I have the choice of a 1, 2, 4, or 8 ohm output. The Clarities request 6 ohms, so should I be using the 4 or...

Great Job!! The new site looks great. Thanks for all of the hard work!!