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Upstairs HT:
Pioneer 1016 receiver using 3 Accuphase P-300 amps for power,
OPPO 83
Pioneer PT-AE900U projector with 9' Stewart screen
Acoustat 11 fronts
Home brew rear and center using electrostatic panels
4 quatro 15's
Upstairs 2 channel:
Accuphase C-200 Preamp
Adcom 5800 amp
Modded Toshiba CD/DAC
Thorens TD-160 Super table with Denon 103
Acoustat Model 3 electrostats
2 sealed 12" titanics - eh?
Downstairs HT:
Pioneer 1015
55" LG Plasma
Sony ES... CD/DVD
Natalie P's in the front
RS28/RS150 based surrounds
12" sealed RSHO with SA1000 amp (drake)
Shop:
McIntosh MA 6100 int amp
McIntosh MR 67 tube tuner
or
Pioneer SX-1250
JBL L 100s or Bose 901 speakers or D'appolito designed Aria 7 focal towers
Ipod
Latest build in progress (with no place to put it and no source to drive it);
OB system with 15" Altec 604e coax and two eminence alpha 15a's
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onkyo tx-sr602(e-bay find)
oppo dv-980h(refurb)
onkyo dcx-380 5-disc cd
sonance sat275 amp/aci sv12/6.5 cu. ft. dry sink sub(aperiodic)
fios(awesome)
diy l,c,r and 3 surrounds(vifa)
1 happy guy!
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Well, the amps and speakers change a lot lately;) but as it is now,
The front end
Onkyo TX-SR 706, 7.1, only drives the 4 surrounds, phantom C, L&R are bi-amped.
Sony BDP-560, DVD/CD
Soundblaster Zen occasionally.
The rest
Sony Bravia KDS-60A3000, 61" TV
For the Left and Right mains (Stereo for music from the pre-outs of the Onk)
Yamaha XM4220, amp
Harmon Kardon HK-505, amp
Behringer CX-3400, Xover
Behringer DCX2496, Digi xover waiting to be setup and installed.
Aura 1808 sub in a vented 200L with PE 1KW amp
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Originally posted by johnastockman View PostTechnics SL-PG100 MASH CD player
John A.
I wish I had the ol' Technics MASH 110-cd player...
You know- that "woulda-shoulda-coulda" dilemma...
Later,
Wolf
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Main System:
Pioneer Elite VSX-52TX. A surprisingly strong 7.1 system that really hummed when I had it set up correctly in the old Man Cave. About 75 wpc. Very stable and highly flexible. A great piece.
Yamaha DVD S2500. A POS in every sense of the word. Worst money I've ever spent on any audio equipment - EVER.
Wayne J's Eros MK II speakers. My first 'real' build. They are in the process of a complete rebuild and I can't wait to have them up and running again.
Bedroom System:
Classic Yamaha R-700 Stereo Receiver. Love it!
Sony DVP-NS57P. $15.00. Thank you, Pawn America.
Speakers: The Copper Project.
Happy Marty!
PS, tell us what all this is running into as well guys. What speakers are you using / did you build?
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Main HT System:
- Anthem AVM 30 Pro
- Rotel RMB-1095 Amp
- Oppo DV-983H DVD Player
- Panasonic DMP-BD80 BR Player
- Onkyo Z431 CD Player
- Behringer EP 2500 Sub Amp
- Elemental Designs EQ2 w/Sampson S-Convert
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Main system:
- Oppo BDP-83 for SACD/DVD-A/Blu-Ray/DVD
- Apple AirPort Express for non-surround audio, streaming from nearfield system computer
- Bang and Olufsen RX-2 for vinyl
- Denon AVR-4308ci/A ("A" for feature-upgrade to Audyssey DynamicEQ)
- Velodyne SMS-1
- Plate amps in subs
- Harmony One universal remote
Nearfield system:
- Samsung DVD-HD841 for SACD/DVD-A
- rev. A 17" Apple iMac w/ Intel Core Duo for everything else
- Denon AVR-3808ci/A ("A" for feature-upgrade to Audyssey DynamicEQ)
- Dayton HP-SA1000 sub amp
Bedroom "system": Tannoy i30 iPod dock
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Integra DTC 9.8 pro.
Outlaw 7500 amp.
Sony BDP-S550
Sony ES cd player
Forte d/a converter
I was in love with my outlaw 7500 untill I dug my old HK pa 2400 out of a box a few days ago. the HK has a mutch softer sound (almost tube like) than the ouwtlaw. I couldn't enjoy it for very long though as it blew up after about 20 minites of moderate volume, pushing my sunflowers!
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Interesting thread... lotta cool stuff out there!
As I type (hey, it's my lunch hour!)
Work System: (good thing I'm in a separate lab from others!)
PC, Creative USB X-Fi sound card
Modified Reckhorn F1 crossover (for mains HP, sub LP)
Pair of Envisionelec's (Aaron's) EZ-Amps LM3886 monoblocks :D
Zaph's Budget Monitors
Roman's Cerebus sub (W6-1136/PE 70W)
Home Music System:
Sony XDR F1 HD tuner, or
Crappy DVD/CD player but used as a digital out, or
PC running above X-Fi card, used as digital out
Twisted Pear Buffalo I DAC :D
Beringer A500 125W/chan amp
Modula MT's
Not at the moment, but usually also:
Beringer "BFD" (DSP EQ for sub)
RSS315 sealed sub/PE 240W
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Man, drooling over the Cambridge 840 is perfectly acceptable...as long as none gets into it! I have 3 current systems, but the living room set-up will be changed as soon as I have the appropriate funds saved (pretty soon). Living room:
Yamaha HTR-5240 receiver (only used for 2-channel)
Technics SL-PG100 MASH CD player
Yamaha KX-390 HX Pro cassette deck
Yamaha YP-211 turtable w/Grado cartridge
Audio Control D-11 EQ/analyzer
Family room:
Yamaha CR-420 receiver
Yamaha TC-511S cassette deck
Teac A-4010S reel-to-reel
PS2 for CD's
Garage/shop:
Sherwood receiver (so old the model # is worn off, kind of a cheapie found at a second-hand store).
'Coustic car stereo with 5 amp power supply for all the cassettes I still own.
I'll be upgrading to some Cambridge components for the living room:
340 integrated amp
340 tuner
340 CD player
540 phono pre-amp
The Yammie HTR will go to my sister, the Technics CD will go to the family room CR-420 system, and the Yamaha TC-511S cassette will go to the e-recycler (the motor bearing is shot and can't be replaced). Definitely 2-channel, though. I don't watch hardly any movies, so having the HTR isn't needed. Music is what mostly comes through my speakers, with the occasional astronomy documentary and select anime', so I'm like chad1376: no surround, no sir! The CR-420 was bought in '77, along with the YP-211turntable/Grado cartridge, used with the Speakerlab S2's I built that same year. I got the Technics MASH & Audio Control D-11 in '92. I had that set-up until the late 90's when I got the HTR and the KX cassette deck.
John A.
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Toshiba NB205 Netbook with Rhapsody
SMC SMCWAA-G EZ-Stream
Sirius Streamer GT Radio
Insignia HD Radio
Marantz CD-63SE CD Player
Pioneer PL-L1000 tangentially tracking turntable
BSR McDonald 310 record changer
(As you can see, I like to choose from many sources)
All fed into a MCM 50-772 Preamp (w phono input) which in turn feeds in to a Dayton DTA-100 T-Amp (driving Klipsch KG 4.2 speakers in a very large room).
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Only one room of HT stuff...
Pioneer surround receiver (c. 1999, on it's last days, because a ...)
Onkyo TX-SR707 (... arrived yesterday, but still in box)
Oppo DV-980H DVD/SACD
SA 8300HDC cable/DVR
PS/3 (my son's...)
Wii (his parents')
Sony DVD (don't recall model)
Sony 34XBR970 HD CRT TV
... and a bunch of HDMI cables.
I will note that the 707 will greatly curtail my speaker building for a while as I can't afford to buy drivers, even as I now need to build more speakers and sub for the jump to 7.2....
Have fun,
Frank
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Main system:
Scratch-Built single ended 300B w/ passive pre-amp. No surround sound for me - no sir!
Scratch-Built single ended 2A3 amp has been religated to PC speaker service:
Kenwood 100 WPC reciever in the garage for when I need LOUD (the S/W plate amp is long since dead):
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My audio room is dedicated for 2-channel playback ... and thus is very simple. My amps have plenty of gain so that a pre-amp isn't needed.
Amp - D-Sonic Magnum 1000, 1000ASP based IcePower amp with heavy mods
Source - XP laptop using ASIO and Foobar2000
Alt Source - Linn Sondek LP12 Valhalla made in mid-80's
Digitial Conversion - Emperical Audio Off-Ramp 3 USB convertor into a modded Xindak DAC-5
Power Center - BPT CPC with lots of upgrades
That's it. Laptop into USB convertor into DAC and straight into the amps. Volume control is done through Foobar.
Here's a pic that shows the gear as used in our RMAF 2008 room. In this case we used a Tact 2.2 Mini as a DAC and pre so that we could switch to spinning discs for people that bring their own demo disc.
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Onkyo TX-SR875
Oppo DV-980H
Samsung HLT6187S
Dish Network
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