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LC1979
13-02-2017, 11:10
Hello.
I am a music lover, but not quite an audio enthusiast in the sense that many here are: I am often seeking ways of improving my listening experience, but I do not have a lot of spare cash with which to buy hi-fi equipment! Hence I am always looking for the best value options, the best bang for buck. I think I have achieved pretty good results using the following: FLAC and high bitrate MP3 on Raspberry Pi with Moode Audio player (have also tried Volumio and Rune), IQAudio DAC+ HAT board, SMSL SA-60 D-class amp, 20 year old QUAD 77-10L bookshelf speakers (by Spendor). Looking forward ot learning from the folk here, and hopefully contributing to a few threads.
Cheers,
Luke

struth
13-02-2017, 11:25
Nice one Luke.. many RPI. Users here and the moode writer himself. Hope you enjoy forum

Spectral Morn
13-02-2017, 12:03
Welcome to AoS Luke

LC1979
13-02-2017, 15:06
Thanks both, I've been dipping into the forum over the years and just registered in order to post a question on one of the Pi threads. Looking forward to being a bit more active where I have anything to contribute :)

walpurgis
14-02-2017, 10:04
Hi Luke. Welcome to AOS.

Tell us what music you listen to and what further plans you may have for your system.

There's plenty going on here and many experienced members who can advise on every aspect of Hi-Fi.

So feel free to join in the chat and ask any questions you may have.


Enjoy the forum,
Geoff.

LC1979
15-02-2017, 10:56
I listen mainly to genres such as jazz, blues, rock, folk, classical, so called modern classical and ambient-type stuff. I used to be fanatical about reggae and hip-hop too, so they feature big in my collection, though I listen to them less exclusively than I did at one time!

I plan to upgrade my DAC soon, and also probably one or both of my power supplies (trying to work out whether Pi or amp will give most benefit), but then I am going to try to resist the urge to tinker :)

Barry
15-02-2017, 18:07
Welcome to AoS Luke,

Enjoy the Forum
Barry