New amp for my 2.3's

Habanero Monk

ZLTFUL wrote: »

Again, neither if it is true.
Here you tout both your Yamaha and the Crown:
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?147186-Don-t-overlook-the-Crown-XLS-Series-for-powering-big-SDAs-!&highlight=yamaha

You have got to be kidding me. The only thing I directly said subjectively is that I 'like' my Yamaha. The fan not coming on or being quiet is simply a statement of fact.

ZLTFUL wrote: »

Pretty sure a whole thread dedicated to the topic could be considered "touting":
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?147624-Pro-Audio-Amps-that-have-worked-for-you-(when-budget-is-and-used-aren-t-options)&highlight=yamaha

LOL: I said:

quiet and more than suitable in room if you want and the aesthetic, while not beautiful, isn't garish either IMO.

I run a Behringer EPX 2000 for my sub. It does a stellar job. It does. There are a good amount of people driving subs with Behringer with good results. It is a thread on specific pro-audio amps that have worked well. A resource of sorts. And why would you have a problem with that? I understand you are insecure and all that...

The Yamaha isn't even that good looking according to my post.

ZLTFUL wrote: »

Hey look...another example:
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?148270-pro-power-amp-on-a-HT&highlight=yamaha

That is about the most effusive I get about the Yamaha. It's clean, it's quiet, good sound stage. It's also a response to someone asking about the Yamaha amp. I even said in thread If they don't work out just return the unit and get your money back I'm actually saying that a particular amp may not be for them.

ZLTFUL wrote: »

You even managed to drag an Emotiva thread down...and that is saying a LOT:
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?148717-Why-not-Emotiva&highlight=yamaha

Zero touting in that thread. I do remember your rather odd claim that Emotiva was out there manipulating (hacking or paying off) other web sites to scrub any negative reviews.

ZLTFUL wrote: »

I can do this all day long:
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?151083-Amp-s-recommended-for-A9-s&highlight=yamaha

I use a Yamaha P2500S. It can be obtained for around $400 and I had zero risk in evaluating it since GC has a 30 day return policy. It replaced my Marantz Mono-blocks. Really allowed the Lsi 9's to open up

ZLTFUL wrote: »

So, would you care to retract your libelous statements where you called F1nut and I liars? Because the evidence above shows quite the contrary.

No. You're still purposefully misrepresenting. And doing a pretty poor job of it. Touting would be saying it's the end all be all, that it's a giant killer, that it competes with stuff costing 10-20X it's costs. Me I'm saying try it out. It worked for me and most certainly use a place with an easy return policy because it may not be your cup of tea.

That's easily readable in the links you provided. It's a balanced statement from me knowing that it's budget oriented solution.

tonyb

Ok you 2 yutes, put your big boy pants on and give it a rest already.

[Deleted User]

Really give it a rest....

ZLTFUL

More than happy to, Ken. I apologize to you and the OP for letting myself get drug down to that level. The other poster is now on my ignore list.

My apologies to the others who got drug through this childish weiner waving.

boston1450

Weiner waving. That there is funny ROLMAO

jeremymarcinko

Already, come on its only been a little over a month

Huh What?

Trav - Have you spoken with a Tannoy dealer? I know Echo Audio in Portland, OR (www.echohifi.com) is a Tannoy dealer that also deals in used Adcom equipment. They may be uniquely suited to provide some insight specific to your original question.

trav0810

Thanks for the tip. I'll give them a call later.