Sinusoid
25-07-2018, 08:09
Hello older and (probably) better members,
I have joined this forum to blatantly plagiarise those good ideas others have had while at the same time nurturing the (possibly forlorn) hope of being able to contribute.
I have enjoyed music, of all genres, throughout my life. I might also be guilty of enjoying looking at the devices to reproduce the music more than the music itself; indeed sometimes I even listen to them. This is ironic since I have long since lost the ability to hear anything above about middle-C, having misspent my yoof working in a very loud industrial area. The devices I currently support are:
Audiolab 8000 series pre- and power amps
Cambridge Audio 640P phono pre-amp
Rega Planar P7 with Dynavector DV-20X2 Lo cartridge
Nakamichi 482 cassette deck
Spendor SP100 speakers
Arcam Alpha 9 CD player
This last device has just disappointed me: I've only had for it about 20 years and it has failed already; any suggestions on a replacement of similar ability that I can afford, being a pensioner of limited financial stamina?
(That's quite enough. Ed.)
I have joined this forum to blatantly plagiarise those good ideas others have had while at the same time nurturing the (possibly forlorn) hope of being able to contribute.
I have enjoyed music, of all genres, throughout my life. I might also be guilty of enjoying looking at the devices to reproduce the music more than the music itself; indeed sometimes I even listen to them. This is ironic since I have long since lost the ability to hear anything above about middle-C, having misspent my yoof working in a very loud industrial area. The devices I currently support are:
Audiolab 8000 series pre- and power amps
Cambridge Audio 640P phono pre-amp
Rega Planar P7 with Dynavector DV-20X2 Lo cartridge
Nakamichi 482 cassette deck
Spendor SP100 speakers
Arcam Alpha 9 CD player
This last device has just disappointed me: I've only had for it about 20 years and it has failed already; any suggestions on a replacement of similar ability that I can afford, being a pensioner of limited financial stamina?
(That's quite enough. Ed.)