Finally... Back in Flat-Earth land
Posted by: Alco on 11 May 2002
Hi Y'all,
As some of you guys may know... about two months ago I got seduced by some round-earth brands and dealers from the likes of Sonus Faber and Cyrus.
Unfortunately, it didn't take long before regret came in and the word donkey was 'printed on my forhead'
I started to miss my old Linn Kan-II's and called the new owner to ask him if he still liked the Kan's. ...he did, only he got rid of the stands because he wanted to place them on a booksheld (poor little Kanny's)
So,...to make a long story short(er):
I visited my most flat-earth Naim dealer again yesterday and got me his last pair of Kan's.
The are a black pair of Kan 1's. (s/n 037130)
They're a demo pair,not s/h, so they must 've been in the store for more than about 13 or 14 years now eh ?! They're in mint condition, with the box and owners manual.
I (have to) use the Kan's on my heavy Sonus Faber stands. (25" high)
At this moment I notice they're sounding not as open and fast as the Kan-II's did. They sound a bit more 'laid-back'.
I like the open and fast sound of Kan's.
Now, I reckon the slower,more shut-in,laid back sound is due to the SF stands. (right ?)
So, I guess I'll better order me some Linn Kan-II stands right away now that they are still available!
(damn,these foolisch round-earth mistakes sure costed me a hell of a lot of money , but well, I consider it as a wise lesson)
So,...at last... I'm back in my beloved flat-earth land. (just need some new Kan stands)
O,btw: I spoke to my dealer about TT's an asked him about his preference. He very much DISLIKED the LP12,to my surprise! He thought an Axis or even a Revolver Rebel was a more musical TT!
He was glad to sell his last LP12 for a give away price just recently.
That seemed very weird to me,since most people on this forum are praising the beloved LP12.
well, see y'all,
Greetings,
Alco
As some of you guys may know... about two months ago I got seduced by some round-earth brands and dealers from the likes of Sonus Faber and Cyrus.
Unfortunately, it didn't take long before regret came in and the word donkey was 'printed on my forhead'
I started to miss my old Linn Kan-II's and called the new owner to ask him if he still liked the Kan's. ...he did, only he got rid of the stands because he wanted to place them on a booksheld (poor little Kanny's)
So,...to make a long story short(er):
I visited my most flat-earth Naim dealer again yesterday and got me his last pair of Kan's.
The are a black pair of Kan 1's. (s/n 037130)
They're a demo pair,not s/h, so they must 've been in the store for more than about 13 or 14 years now eh ?! They're in mint condition, with the box and owners manual.
I (have to) use the Kan's on my heavy Sonus Faber stands. (25" high)
At this moment I notice they're sounding not as open and fast as the Kan-II's did. They sound a bit more 'laid-back'.
I like the open and fast sound of Kan's.
Now, I reckon the slower,more shut-in,laid back sound is due to the SF stands. (right ?)
So, I guess I'll better order me some Linn Kan-II stands right away now that they are still available!
(damn,these foolisch round-earth mistakes sure costed me a hell of a lot of money , but well, I consider it as a wise lesson)
So,...at last... I'm back in my beloved flat-earth land. (just need some new Kan stands)
O,btw: I spoke to my dealer about TT's an asked him about his preference. He very much DISLIKED the LP12,to my surprise! He thought an Axis or even a Revolver Rebel was a more musical TT!
He was glad to sell his last LP12 for a give away price just recently.
That seemed very weird to me,since most people on this forum are praising the beloved LP12.
well, see y'all,
Greetings,
Alco