ProAc_Fan
Addicted Member
Before I joined AU and subsequently moved over to AK with the rest of the "crew" my system consisted of the following:
Sansui 8080 receiver ( thrift shop score $70)
Sansui SC3300 cassette deck ( thrift shop again $9)
RCA RP8070 5 disc CD changer ( WalMart $130)
Axiom M3ti's bookshelf speakers ( Audio store $300)
Now after all of the "bad" influences here its
Phase Linear 400 series 1 amplifier ( $450 thanks Rich M)
Phase Linear 4000 series 1 quad preamp ( trade for 8080 thanks Thatch)
Phase Linear 1000 auto correlator ( thanks again Thatch)
Pioneer DV-09 Elite DVD/CD player ( Electronic Depot $1,100.)
Linn Basik TT with Akito arm and Linn K9 cart ( thanks Grump..lets just say it wasn't cheap LOL)
Dahlquist DQ-10 speakers ( total investment around $400)
I've also acquired 2 other TT's, a few cassette decks and have basically filled my basement with assorted pieces of audio gear.
Wow typing this out has made me realize just how much money I've spent keeping up with the Jones'!!
Well its certainly fun to go back and see how much things have changed. I didn't even mention the custom rack that I built( thanks Ward). I can't believe all the great friends I've made and all the stories I've heard. I'm looking forward to many more of course and hopefully I can be happy with my gear for a while.
Mike
Sansui 8080 receiver ( thrift shop score $70)
Sansui SC3300 cassette deck ( thrift shop again $9)
RCA RP8070 5 disc CD changer ( WalMart $130)
Axiom M3ti's bookshelf speakers ( Audio store $300)
Now after all of the "bad" influences here its
Phase Linear 400 series 1 amplifier ( $450 thanks Rich M)
Phase Linear 4000 series 1 quad preamp ( trade for 8080 thanks Thatch)
Phase Linear 1000 auto correlator ( thanks again Thatch)
Pioneer DV-09 Elite DVD/CD player ( Electronic Depot $1,100.)
Linn Basik TT with Akito arm and Linn K9 cart ( thanks Grump..lets just say it wasn't cheap LOL)
Dahlquist DQ-10 speakers ( total investment around $400)
I've also acquired 2 other TT's, a few cassette decks and have basically filled my basement with assorted pieces of audio gear.
Wow typing this out has made me realize just how much money I've spent keeping up with the Jones'!!
Well its certainly fun to go back and see how much things have changed. I didn't even mention the custom rack that I built( thanks Ward). I can't believe all the great friends I've made and all the stories I've heard. I'm looking forward to many more of course and hopefully I can be happy with my gear for a while.
Mike