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Well - I just committed the cardinal sin of forum etiquette as I actually originally signed up to buy something in the Private Exhibitions section.
Shocking I know. :steam::stalks::scratch::rolleyes: :doh:
But don't worry Marco you did the right thing! Actually a member of a different Hi FI Forum recommended this forum simply because the product I was going to buy off him didn't quite suit my needs - so he pointed me over here to a product that did exactly suit my needs.
All I can say is what a guy - most would have either just sold me his product, or cut communication!
Have spent the last couple of hours reading The Gallery, Blank Canvas, The Digital Impression, The Drawing Board and Private Exhibitions I have come to the conclusion that this is a great forum and I will be staying!!!
My bank manager is worried at all these Hi Fi Forums I am joining lately. He is worried with good reason as I have not spend a dime on my system for approx 8 years or so!
:lolsign:
Butuz
Beechwoods
05-04-2010, 07:03
Welcome, Butuz. Thanks for saying hello :eyebrows:
Is Butuz your real name, you know we like real names round here ;)
Glad you like it here, get stuck in!
Hi
Hope you enjoy it here
Also be nice if you share the music you enjoy listening too
Spectral Morn
05-04-2010, 08:51
Welcome to the forum.
Enjoy and have fun.
What is your current system ? What kind of music do you like?
Regards D S D L
The Grand Wazoo
05-04-2010, 08:56
Hi Butuz,
Welcome to the Art of Sound. Yes, tell us about your music!
Neil - it's up there in his signature mate: System: Cambridge Azur 640C V2 >> Homemade Passive Pre >> Arcam P75 >> Heybrook Optima/B >> Earwax >> Ears
Spectral Morn
05-04-2010, 08:59
Hi Butuz,
Welcome to the Art of Sound. Yes, tell us about your music!
Neil - it's up there in his signature mate: System: Cambridge Azur 640C V2 >> Homemade Passive Pre >> Arcam P75 >> Heybrook Optima/B >> Earwax >> Ears
:doh: Back to bed for me then.......:lol::lol::lol::lol:
Regards D S D L
Hi Butuz,
Nice one - cool attitude; I think you'll fit in well... All we need now is a real first name, and you're sorted! :cool:
Marco.
The Vinyl Adventure
05-04-2010, 09:05
Hi, welcome,
is add "brain" on to the end of your equipment list... Although I'd take mine out the signal chain I only I could...
Hi And welcome, not another taff
Welcome to AoS, Butuz. :)
Hi all.
Well thanks for the very warm welcome!!!
Firstly I'll please the Admins ;) by letting you know my name is Andrew! In real life most people call me by nickname anyway, so I would prefer it you lot just caled me Butuz too! Infact pretty much only my mother calls me Andrew ;)
Secondly music wise I like all sorts of music. I do not really like a particular kind of music (i.e jazz) I'll listen to almost anything (apart from repetitive Simon Cowell inspired pop/boy/girl band shite). So, typically my CD player will see anything from Vivaldi to Faithless to the Black Keys, and anything in between (including Coldplay!) ;)
I terms of equipment I always liked listening to my dads music from a young age (I think I inherited his wide and varied taste) Systems I remember him having are Leak Stereo 30 / Throughline Stereo / Thorens turntable of some kind (80s) through to his more modern Rotel Amp/Tuner/CDP and Tannoy speakers (90s). Through that time I made do with first my Alba midi system (80s) , and then Aiwa midi system (90s) but the less said about those the better I think.
I bought my first seperates system in '99 and it consisted of a Marantz CD4000 and PM4000 with B&W DM601. I thought this sounded great at the time and I stuck with it for some 5-6 years.
Over the last few years that system has changed, though I have not actually bought anything new. I had Heybrook Optima/B floorstanders given to me and I was seduced by the far deeper bass and immediatly got rid of the DM601s. I then had an Arcam P75 given to me and my dad made up a Passive Preamp so I could use it. That was a nice upgrade over the PM4000. I then had a Cambridge Azur 640c given to me and that blew away the CD4000.
And that's where I am today!!! Though thing's are a changing after signing up on Hifi Wigwam and on here!!! Lots of inspiration!!!
Butuz
Hello Butuz,
Welcome to AoS. Good to hear you enjoyed your father's Leak/Thorens system and that in turn inspired you to build up your own system.
You seem to have a broad taste in music; that's what we like to hear here on AoS.
Some photos would be nice, if you can manage it.
Enjoy the forum
Regards
Hi Butuz - (is it pronounced "butters" or "bewters" or something different?)
How on earth do you keep getting given kit like that? The mind boggles!
Any road up, welcome to the A-to-the-O-to-the-S - have fun and play nicely! ;)
Hi Barry.
I will take a photo tonight. I actually have some new kit on the way which is realy exciting. Within the next 2 weeks the source, amp, speakers and cables will be upgraded / replaced!!
Butuz
Hi Alex. Its pronounced Butters like off southpark!
I've been lucky with my gifts that's for sure!!!
Butuz
chris@panteg
14-04-2010, 10:16
Welcome Andrew
How is it down there in Cardiff !
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