Hello, I'm new here, nice to meet you all
I am an old balding male who enjoys listening to music and lives in Niedersachsen, Germany. At present I am avoiding shaking hands with people (Virus scare), but hope to electronically shake hands and say hello to the Art of Sound community.
Why have I signed on to Art of Sound, very easy! I have just bought a Caiman SEG from Stan Beresford and want to share my experiences in the forum that is interested in his excellent products.
I have owned many pieces of hifi (far too many) in the last 40 years and go through various phases of being interested in buying new things to times when I don't read any thing about audio and just enjoy my music collection. At present I am thinking how best to move into the world of digital storage of my CD and record collection and streaming.
My LP collection is predominantly from my youth, up to 25, and thus now do not get listened to very often as I am getting too old for punk and reggae. I did go and see Toots and the Maytals live in Berlin in 2018 (great! how does he still do it?) and The Selector in Hannover (how does Pauline Black keep doing it?)
I mainly listen to CDs now, americana, country and western pre-1990, female vocalists usch as the McGarrigle sisters (who??!!) and occasionally classical when I am reading a book.
I wrote reams on my hifi system and old hifi gear 30 minutes ago but it somehow got lost before I could post. This is the 2nd attempt.
LP12 (used very occasionally)
Musical Fidelity a1 CD pro (used a lot)
Beresford Caiman SEG (new to the system)
Humble-hifi speakers built by Tony Gee in Holland.
I will post more if this gets saved successfully.
Paul
