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Johnb1959
25-04-2021, 15:57
Thanks for letting me join.
My system is Rega P1/RB101/Bias2 - Cambridge Audio 551P phono pre amp -Musical fidelity CD Pre 24 - Meridian 557 amp - Proac super towers - Rel Stygian (Goldring Lenco GL69 also makes an occasional appearance).
I like a wide range of music including classical, organ, rock (Genesis / Pink floyd etc)
Don't very often change equipment but turntable upgrade is next on the list.
Thanks,
John.
welcome to aos john. i hope you find site helpful
Hi John,
Welcome to AoS - good to see you here:)
Nice system, and interesting that you like classical (organ) music, which I also love... Hard to get those low notes right, though!:eek:
Anyway, please start a new thread in the Analogue Art section to discuss your forthcoming turntable upgrade and we'll be along to help:cool:
Marco.
Welcome to AoS John.
Enjoy the Forum
Barry
walpurgis
26-04-2021, 05:42
Thanks for letting me join.
My system is Rega P1/RB101/Bias2 - Cambridge Audio 551P phono pre amp -Musical fidelity CD Pre 24 - Meridian 557 amp - Proac super towers - Rel Stygian (Goldring Lenco GL69 also makes an occasional appearance).
I like a wide range of music including classical, organ, rock (Genesis / Pink floyd etc)
Don't very often change equipment but turntable upgrade is next on the list.
Thanks,
John.
Hello John. Welcome to AOS.
Take a look around the site and join in any chat that interests you, there's a lot going on.
If you'd like to discuss turntables, why not start your own thread in our Analogue Arts section and outline your ideas?
Enjoy the forum,
Geoff.
Hi John, I see you have an REL Stygian. I heard one of these once at hifi show at Heathrow. Richard Lord was demonstrating and playing a film soundtrack with very low bass. I seem to remember that the specs said this could go down to 8Hz. There wasn't much musical enjoyment to be had as all that was obvious was the whole room inc the floor was shaking and probably threatening the structural integrity.
If you like organ music then the Styg must come into it's own.
Rob.
Johnb1959
26-04-2021, 12:11
Thank you all for your welcome messages.
Marco and Puffin - Organ music probably makes up 1/3 of my listening. I used to go to a lot of recitals and trying to recreate the sound at home is not easy, especially 16 and 32 foot pipes. The Proac super towers do a reasonable job and the Stygian I got to fill out the lowest registers. it is set to roll of around 36hz and certainly helps. Considering it was bought 29 years ago it's still a good piece of kit but I did have the internal amplifier repaired 3 years ago. I don't know how it compares with more modern Sub woofers as haven't heard any.
Thanks all,
John.
Yeah, very hard to get the lowest notes of a church organ right... However, 'The Styg' is an example of subs, done well. What do you think of these babies I had the pleasure of experiencing last year, in 'full flow', during a rather pleasant evening of choral music:
https://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?67628-Choral-Evensong-at-historic-Chester-Cathedral
Oh, and don't forget to post about your forthcoming T/T upgrades!:cool:
Marco.
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