About to spin those big black cds.

by brownsanandy on Budget Minded
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Description

Do to life, and it's many turns in the road, i have had my gear and music in a closet packed in boxes for nearly 2 years.

It was a risk that we took to move the career along and to purchase our first house.

We are in the house, still in boxes. But the top two floors are almost complete. The first floor is a war zone, but the "man cave" is up, and last night I unpacked my boxes and had music.

Long way to go, but with a new home and a new room this is going to be a great time. Now thinking about adding vinyl to the mix, time to enjoy the music again.

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Components Toggle details

    • Townshend Audio Rock Deluxe
    This is a very cool table, will look forward to spinning those big black cd's.
    • Chapman Audio Systems T-8
    A great find, sent in to have the most recent upgrades. Chapman the man is even better than the gear.
    • Odyssey Audio Stratos Mono Plus ( Custom)
    I had a guy thow me a bone so to speak and made me a deal that I could not otherwise afford. These are brand new in the box and should handle the Apogees with authority. These have 240k capacitance and more power than you can imagine. This is upgraded caps and power supply. It will match the Stratos Plus.
    • Audio Mirror T-61
    Tubed Line stage preap.
    • Scott Nixon Non OS DacKit
    This was a great pick up for $110 from Phil Hagerman at Nomad Audio.
    • PS Audio PS-6.1
    Basic pre with phono
    • Adcom GFA-535 mkII
    The only way I can afford a Nelson Pass designed amp. Keep it for a second system.
    • Rega Fono
    phono stage
    • Project Audio Phono Box
    phono pre
    • Rega RB-300
    Origin Encounter MK II, is an upgraded version of the classic rega arm. Upgraded wires and vta.

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I bet it sounds great. Sometimes in the land of very expensive setups, it all boils down to if it pleases us, the listener. After all, we are the ones that spend time with them.

My system is very vintage, the amps are referred to as slow and tubby, the speakers are described as colored and inaccurate, but it sure makes good music to my ears. Plus, I don't have the price of a house invested in it. Of course if I was rich, I would certainly be looking to upgrade.

I hope you continue to enjoy what have. After all, it is better than what 99.999% of what most people listen to.

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