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richardo
06-06-2015, 13:09
Hello to all on this forum.
Modern technology is not my strong point.But getting there slowly!
HiFi has always been of interest to me. Some may say an addiction for many years.
I do get enjoyment buying good quality used eqipment. My current system comprises of Shanling cdt 300 and Naim dac. Music first Baby reference pre. Revel Ultime gem speakers.
Modified Shanling sp80c monoblocs designed to take kt88 valves. Bel Canto fm1 tuner. My music tastes vary and have expanded as I am getting older.
Look forward to exploring this forum and sussing out how it all works. :)
Hi Richard and welcome.
Nice collection of kit you have there.
As for 'expanding musical taste', it is possible to go too far ...I found myself listening to bluegrass this afternoon :eek:
Audio Al
06-06-2015, 20:07
WHAT NO RECORD PLAYER :eek:
Welcome 2 the forum :)
richardo
07-06-2015, 05:42
Thanks for your welcomes. Should have also mentioned that not only my musical tastes are expanding but also my waistline is with age :)
I know there is something about the vinyl analogue sound Al,but vinyl replay for me is so much hassle and faffle. When I did have a deck and arm I became o.c.d. with all the setting up and alligning,wiping etc. !
Gordon Steadman
07-06-2015, 07:20
Thanks for your welcomes. Should have also mentioned that not only my musical tastes are expanding but also my waistline is with age :)
I know there is something about the vinyl analogue sound Al,but vinyl replay for me is so much hassle and faffle. When I did have a deck and arm I became o.c.d. with all the setting up and alligning,wiping etc. !
Oh it was you that nicked it was it? I wondered where my waist was going, 68 years old or not:lol:
Welcome to the forum. Whereabouts in Suffolk are you? I lived in Shimpling, Hartest and Long Melford when I was there. It all seems a long time ago now.
PS Aha!! Just spotted its Ipswich. I worked there when I lived in Shimpling. Great roads for the Alfa every day.
Thanks for your welcomes. Should have also mentioned that not only my musical tastes are expanding but also my waistline is with age :)
I know there is something about the vinyl analogue sound Al,but vinyl replay for me is so much hassle and faffle. When I did have a deck and arm I became o.c.d. with all the setting up and alligning,wiping etc. !
Sort your life out Richard.:lolsign:
On a more serious note welcome to the forum and do get stuck in.:)
Anthony K
07-06-2015, 09:38
Welcome Richard
Thanks for your welcomes. Should have also mentioned that not only my musical tastes are expanding but also my waistline is with age :)
I know there is something about the vinyl analogue sound Al,but vinyl replay for me is so much hassle and faffle. When I did have a deck and arm I became o.c.d. with all the setting up and alligning,wiping etc. !
oh you have to wipe!
officially welcome to Ao5
walpurgis
07-06-2015, 14:57
Hello Richard. Welcome to AOS from me too.
That's a nice system you have there. Some photos for the Gallery section would be good.
Enjoy the forum,
Geoff.
hifinutt
07-06-2015, 21:57
welcome Richard
so good to see you on aos . glad you are using the bel canto fm1 , its such a superb gem , I love it
Eagle owl
08-06-2015, 15:50
Hello and welcome Richard.
Geoff. :wave:
Welcome to AoS Richard,
Enjoy the Forum
Regards
Barry
Hi from just down the road :) Hope you enjoy the forum.
Spectral Morn
14-06-2015, 21:24
Welcome to AoS
The CDT300 is a lovely CD player :cool: When I worked in the trade I sold one to a guy who then let me borrow it for a few months - he was sorting property out in Spain before he moved.
Loved my time with it, came after my Mum had died, so it put a smile on my face, during a hard time. Hated giving it back.
Regards Neil
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