It's a wet dream, Adam!
For most of us at least...
Pioneer:
PLC-590, RT-909, 707, CT-F1250, 900, 750, 700, T-C3, P-D1, TX-7800,
U-24, SR-303, SG-9800, SA-7800, SX-750, DT-400, HPM-100
Nakamichi: DRAGON, BX300e, BX125, BX 1, CD4
Pre and Power Amplifiers
Quad 33 Pre with Quad 303 Power Amplifier
Loudspeakers
Quad ESL 57 Loudspeakers
Speaker Cables / Interconnects
Basic Copper Speaker Cable / Cheap Interconnects / -10DB Attenuators
Digital + DAC + PSU
Sony RCD W100 Transport / Beresford Caiman DAC / Paul Hynes SR4 PSU / Chrord Coax for TV / Optical out from Sony
Vinyl Front End
Thorens TD 165 with Shure M75ED
Cassette
Technics RS D550
Reel to Reel Machines
1967 Ferguson 3218 - MONO
Revox A77 with Teac :S X8 MK Loudspeakers
Current: [P20] Roon/Tidal > Custom PC> Chevron Paradox NDF16 > Phast Pre > Neuro. 686 > Tannoy Berkley (RFC tweaks)
I did in the seventies. Bought new Tannoy drivers and built my own cabinets rather than have them built. I'm sure many others did too, as the drive units with crossovers were available on their own, although the average buyer would no doubt have bought ready made complete speakers.
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
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I'm brian.
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I'm Mike.
Tannoy LGM 12 in Northampton.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tannoy-LG....c100009.m1982
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
Tannoy Eatons in Brighton. Lovely!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tannoy-Ea...frcectupt=true
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!