Riddle me this, what can drive any loudspeaker to any volume, sounds huge, grips like a hawk and can produce bass like an earthquake while at the same time letting you hear the belt stretch when a certain Italion tennor sings. Its almost theft proof due to the substantial build quality weighing 240 pounds each?
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"The all-Boulder system—we're looking at something just over $130,000 for amps, preamp, and converter—proved to be a total, glorious sonic knockout. " - Stereophile Jonathan Scull, September, 1998 |
Boulder Details The Boulder 2050 has an uncanny ability to keep any speaker load under full control while accurately rendering subtle detail, thus opening new possibilities for the creation of ultimate music reproduction systems.Innovative automatic load-sensing class A biasing provides ultra-low distortion at all listening levels.The fully balanced input circuit uses a pair of Boulder 993s to provide noise-free input buffering and most of the voltage gain. The output stage uses eighty output transistors and forty-eight power supply filter capacitors per chassis to assure stable, high current output into any load.Heat sinks are machined from solid aluminum, providing both optimum heat dissipation and higher instantaneous peak power without distortion. "For those Masters of the Universe, my advice would be to go for Boulder hook, line, and sinker. Taken as a system, the three elements that make up the 2000 Series are about as perfect as they come." |
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SPECIFICATION - DATA SHEET - STEREOPHILE REVIEW - FACTORY TOUR |
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Kharma Exquisite MP 350 amplifierIt does not sound like solid state, nor like tubes, nor like anything else; is in its own class. If it would have to be placed is a class it would be the one of reality. In combination with any Exquisite loudspeaker the MP350 is a guarantee for experiencing sheer joy. |
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Zanden 9500 Mono-block Amplifier"What is most impressive, an extension of separation these amps achieve, is the extent to which each instrument or voice maintains its individual energy level and harmonic identity, irrespective of the intensity or level of the whole." Roy Gregory, Issue 43 HiFi + |
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