System edited: Just added a CD player finally...

ssdestroyer June 04, 2006 13:25

the NAD sounds pretty good but it has issues and wont play things. You have to use the remote to stop it and then try to replay it.
So now I am back in the CD player market.

I am thinking either the Cambridge audio 640c or Music hall MMF25.2. they are in my price range and both have great reviews. Any opinions....

ssdestroyer February 06, 2006 14:05

System edited: just changed up my kit

ssdestroyer February 04, 2006 16:17

System edited: just updating it

ssdestroyer January 29, 2004 14:49

thanks charlie and rwwear, for your help
I will do that. I have the speakers pulled out as far as they go on the shelves. I know its good to get em away from the wall.
I just hate to have stands taking up space in the living room but that a good idea to mark the floor.

And yes I totally understand the upgrade virus. Its a viscious circle of spending to get to the ultimate stereo.

I also need to listen to a bunch of systems and pick a limit (impossible) to what I want to spend.

thanks and take care
-c

ssdestroyer January 10, 2004 16:52

I wont tell anyone. But yes, that is a little nerdy but look at me doing the same thing.
Yeah, I need to do some research. I just am tired of having so many components laying around but I guess a phono stage aint too big. I will look into those two.
I havent even looked into tube stuff. but I guess I should.

ssdestroyer January 09, 2004 14:20

My record player is pretty good for a yamaha. I think I am gonna get a new MM cartridge (have a 40 buck Audio technica). Any recomendations (100-200 buck range)?
I have looked at the lower end Arcam and Rotel. And personally like the Arcam better. But thats really all I have looked at. There seems to be alot to choose from. I dont know if I want to go with a built in Phono stage or not. I kinda want to go built in just to eliminate some of the equipment.


Thanks for the knowledge and help
cheers
-c

ssdestroyer January 09, 2004 11:22