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“What’s with this pairing, Robert? How come you’ve hooked your great little Adagios to those sexy wood-enclosed thing-a-ma-jigs?” Robert looked at me with that look of bemused inscrutability that I’ve sometimes accused him of offering in lieu of explanation. “Why not,” he enthused, “they sound fantastic together.” And so they do. And that’s the bottom [...]
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I was amazed how such powerful amps were so well mannered and made my very revealing Avalon Eidolons make such beautiful music. My previous experience with this much power and the Avalons is a glassy or etched sound, especially heard on violins and horns. What I heard now with the Leviathans was just the opposite. [...]
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“…the Leviathans offer an immediately likeable sound whose defining characteristics include effortless dynamics, rock-solid 3-D imaging, and smooth, mellifluous voicing… Joseph Stalin once famously observed that ‘quantity has a quality all its own.’ Stalin’s comment comes to mind because the Red Dragons produce such copious quantities of power that they reproduce music – especially loud [...]
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