I imagine not having for awhile, things would sound great getting it back! Hopefully you will be good to go for a long time on it!
I imagine not having for awhile, things would sound great getting it back! Hopefully you will be good to go for a long time on it!
Holbo TT-Nag 110-Croft phono/Innuos Zen MK2/LinnenberG Telemann DAC-Preamp/LinnenberG Allegro monoblocs/Duevel Venus/LinnenberG Maestro SE-Senn. 660S DH Labs cabling
Croft Series 7 amps, WLM La Scala, Naim Uniti1, Naim Nait XS3, Naim ND5XS2, Guru Junior
Who did the work for you Bev? Was it Karma AV?
Barry
Just wondering if you were going to tell me Karma are no good Barry....
The problems seem to be fixed so I'm a happy bunny... I was worried that they wouldn't find what the little crackle was about, as it was very faint, but that's gone now...
Bev
Mark Levinson N°390s CD Through:Atlas Elektra XLR's To: Mark Levinson N°383 To: Magneplanar .7's
Location: HAMPSTEAD
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I'm brian.
I'm now convinced that the 383 is sounding better than it did before the repair's
Karma AV did replace a load of parts and completely re-soldered some boards as well
The amp is now completely silent so I know they've sorted the original problem/s
I am also sure that the 383 and the 390 cd player are keepers... I never thought I'd get to that position to be honest
Bev
Mark Levinson N°390s CD Through:Atlas Elektra XLR's To: Mark Levinson N°383 To: Magneplanar .7's
It's nice for me to say that I'd not change anything in my current set-up
I reckon I've got to the 'diminishing returns' position and that I'd have to spend a lot of money to better the system I currently have so all the 'parts' of my system are definitly keepers..
The only thing I can do now is improve on the cables which I'm about to do
Bev
Mark Levinson N°390s CD Through:Atlas Elektra XLR's To: Mark Levinson N°383 To: Magneplanar .7's
Location: Seaford UK
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I'm Dennis.
That's a good place to be Bev, and you have good quality well built stuff.
IMO a part of that for me was that with diminishing returns, the constant chase and bother becomes both stressful and expensive.