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I bought some new speakers for my stereo over the weekend - PSB I mage 2B's
to replace the Century 300's line which I quite liked but was not satisfied with. The 2Bs sounded great at the store. They don't - yet - sound quite as good at my place, and I am wondering whether the ancient amplification I am using may be at fault. I am driving the speakers with an NAD 7120 receiver which I bought used for $60. I remember when I was a kid that NAD brought the 3020 and it was meant to be great so I figured maybe this receiver would also provide high quality sound. (I was kind of hoping that maybe the 7120 was just the receiver version of the 3020) Is this however true? Is the 7120 a decent quality receiver, and up to the level of the 3020 amp, or did NAD produce some dodgy stuff as well as their high quality products? Dan |
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