BilliumB
30-01-2014, 15:11
After many hours looking through posts on the forum, I've finally got around to joining. I have just recently got my old hi if kit out of storage (luckily it does't seem to have got too damp out in the stable for the last couple of years), and got some of it going again.
Practically all of my current kit I've had since the early 80's - Rega 3, Rega Brio amp, Heybrook HB2 speakers, Arcam CD player (I seem to remember that this has a fault, but have not yet got around to looking at it).
We listen to all sorts of music, and I'm planning to use the Rega amp and Heybrook HB2 speakers, as the basis of a kitchen sound system via an Ipad Air and a second hand Airport Express, playing Spotify and internet radio. I've already got this set-up and it really doesn't sound too bad. Following advice from the forum, I'm expecting to add a Bushmaster DAC soon (have already had a chat on the phone with Stanley).
I would like some advice on positioning the kitchen speakers (will have to be high on the wall, which complicates matters) - but will post these questions as soon as I have posting rights on the forum.
Looking forward to some interesting discussions.
Cheers
Bill
Practically all of my current kit I've had since the early 80's - Rega 3, Rega Brio amp, Heybrook HB2 speakers, Arcam CD player (I seem to remember that this has a fault, but have not yet got around to looking at it).
We listen to all sorts of music, and I'm planning to use the Rega amp and Heybrook HB2 speakers, as the basis of a kitchen sound system via an Ipad Air and a second hand Airport Express, playing Spotify and internet radio. I've already got this set-up and it really doesn't sound too bad. Following advice from the forum, I'm expecting to add a Bushmaster DAC soon (have already had a chat on the phone with Stanley).
I would like some advice on positioning the kitchen speakers (will have to be high on the wall, which complicates matters) - but will post these questions as soon as I have posting rights on the forum.
Looking forward to some interesting discussions.
Cheers
Bill