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toschek
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Parker 95 MKII (bookshelf version)
03/22/13 at 06:24:09
 
Will these do well for a bedroom system w/ the Taboo?  95dB for the Parkers vs. 96dB recommended in the manual?  I am looking at some Zu audio Omen bookshelves as an alternative, but they are awfully big looking and I don't really want to spend an additional $400 - $500 if I don't strictly have to.

I am having a hard time understanding the conversion of speaker impedance/wattage as well.   So these Parkers are 4 ohm, but the Taboo is 8 ohm 4.5wpc right?  Effectively how much power will I get from 4 ohm speakers? Half?  Conversely, the Zu Omen bookshelves are 12ohm so what effect does that have on output power?

Thanks for your help guys & gals.
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Re: Parker 95 MKII (bookshelf version)
Reply #1 - 04/25/13 at 15:31:27
 
FWIW toschek, when my Taboo MkIII arrives—it is now en route—I plan to eventually make it part of a bedroom headphone rig, with speakers. My current #1 is a set of Parker 95 Signatures. Given how my Taboo MkII performed in backup duty to my Torii, I cannot imagine it will do anything but beautifully.
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Re: Parker 95 MKII (bookshelf version)
Reply #2 - 04/26/13 at 00:14:43
 
I was just mentiong these (well it was the Model 95 Signatures) in another thread in the Torii III forums as a possible choice for near-field listening and I just read a really good review of the Parker Audio Model 95 Signatures on Steve Hoffman's Forums and they were paired with Decware as well.

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From Review,
Parker Audio came about with one mans obsession to find the perfect speakers for what he considers the perfect amp, a Decware SE84C-Select which is a very simple single ended triode utilizing EL84 power tubes. The man is Dave Dutill (http://www.ParkerAudio.net).


p.s. I think I read somewhere that if you buy it in kit form - Zygi (TPA) is the recommended builder of the kits.
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