For Zucca: some audiophile porn
(the PCB is gold plated)
![](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/test-equipment-anonymous-(tea)-group-therapy-thread/?action=dlattach;attach=1168922;image)
Never owned one... but did install a couple back in the day. Dual 140A alternators in a dB Drag races beast with 4x Reference1000 for reinforcement.
mnem
![Bullshit Detector :bullshit:](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/Smileys/default/BullshitDetector.gif.pagespeed.ce.ySiCs9HSXL.gif)
nah, don't need that kinda stuff.
in the left of that stereo set photo you see my tiny speakers. Quadral Vulkan Mk 3, 1230 x 413 x 462 mm ~ 150 lbs a piece, Transmission Line speaker which requires an AMP with some Oomph. I was lucky enough to trade a PC for that Threshold Power AMP (which is absolutely fantastic) and also managed to get the proper preamp for it (the Sony TA-E86 that I had before is playing in the same league, however the Threshold is a wee bit better when combined with that Threshold power amp) I now have that Sony plus a Nakamichi PA 5E Mk2 poweramp (which is of Nelson Pass design) playing with the Quadral Montan Mk 3 in my other flat. Both setups are very nice, and the quirk is that you don't have to play it loud to enjoy the music. Even though you could if you wanted, but my neighbors would most likely be underwhelmed.
If I had a house I would most likely update one last time and get the Quadral Titan Mk 3 and run it via an external crossover. I have enough power amps plus the crossover to do that, but it would mean lugging a 300 lbs speaker across the room. Currently I cannot be arsed with that task.
Did some frantical searching for some test leads, but managed to find my 2 MSO cables for the Keysights as well as my 2 leads kits. Phew.