Peter_F

No problem, it’s a bit like buying a Hyundai and being disappointed it doesn’t perform like a WRX.

The amp and speaker combination will never deliver a decent rock performance. Either upgrade them or accept their limitations.

Wow, that seems like a lot of work for little gain. If the plinth is well built then why not use different armboards for each arm, with each board being unscrewed/unbolted with the arm attached and the board with different arm dropped in and screwed/bolted in place as I did with my Lenco.

Yes I agree with this, but not so much with Class D. 🙂

I had mine recapped with Rifa caps and had the aluminum earth bar replaced with 35 x 10mm solid copper bar, as well as quality binding posts, RCA sockets and heavy duty power cord.

I watched it last night and really enjoyed it.

The P2200 is just about the best value power amp I've heard and out performed many lauded 'audiophile' amps I compared it to. I wish I still had my pimped P2200, it was a beast.

It's this attitude that makes many systems I've heard sound quite underwhelming. Spending more on amplification will most often provide a better outcome for speaker optimisation and quality sound.

A very underrated amplifier indeed and highly recommended for those with Gale 401 speakers.

I'm a huge fan of the Reference 104.2 so can only imagine how these may sound. 🙂

I thought it was a kit, which came complete with all components including crossovers?

Provisionally sold pending pickup and payment.

Hi Ged, thanks for that and yes it was one of a few Lenco's I fiddled around with.

Further information: For sale is an excellent Lovan shelf/rack for hifi/home theatre. This particular configuration is quite large and rare. The unit measures 1190(W) x 575(D) x 780(H). The internal width is 990 and between the shelves is 260(H) and 185(H). The shelves are 12mm thick. Local pickup only. Cheers Pete