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deacongreg · 08-03-2007

As probably some of you on this forum already know, I have a soft spot for Bob Carver. It goes back to my deejay days when he was the master mind of Phase Linear. Well, it seems from Dr. Ken`s review, he has done it again. Truly, Bob in my humble opinion, has not gotten he has just due as a great maker of equipment, and keeping the pricing quite reasonably. The AV industry should be cheering him. And not be jealous of his ground breaking technologies.

In fact, after what I saw by Bel Canto at Mays HE2007, he should re-introduce his "Magnetic Field Cube Amplifier." Consumers do want high quality components, but size and space are a consideration. Not everyone can house a Mark - Lev or McIntosh amplifier. And Bel Canto showed how nicely there amplifiers could be used in any environment, regardless of size and space.

Hats off to the innovator, Bob Carver!!!

08-03-2007	#2
deacongreg Super Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: White Plains, New York Posts: 1,703	Re: What do you think of Sunfire's cinema ribbon speakers? As probably some of you on this forum already know, I have a soft spot for Bob Carver. It goes back to my deejay days when he was the master mind of Phase Linear. Well, it seems from Dr. Ken`s review, he has done it again. Truly, Bob in my humble opinion, has not gotten he has just due as a great maker of equipment, and keeping the pricing quite reasonably. The AV industry should be cheering him. And not be jealous of his ground breaking technologies. In fact, after what I saw by Bel Canto at Mays HE2007, he should re-introduce his "Magnetic Field Cube Amplifier." Consumers do want high quality components, but size and space are a consideration. Not everyone can house a Mark - Lev or McIntosh amplifier. And Bel Canto showed how nicely there amplifiers could be used in any environment, regardless of size and space. Hats off to the innovator, Bob Carver!!!