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  • maynardg
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    Music Server
    Squeezebox 3
    MHDT Labs Constantine DAC with PIO caps
    Aikido preamp 6N1P-7044 tubes
    1976 vintage Accuphase P300 beefy boy amp

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  • andykriech
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    Main HT:
    Yamaha RX-V2400 receiver
    Yamaha CDC-685 5-disc CD player (2nd source to run zone 2 out on the deck)
    Oppo DV-983H DVD
    Cable HD DVR

    Game room HT:
    Onkyo TX-SR606 receiver
    Oppo DV-980H DVD
    Wii
    Cable HD

    Master bedroom system:
    Sony STR-DA1000ES receiver
    Sony DVP-NS3100ES DVD/SACD
    Yamaha CDC-697 5-Disc CD player
    Cable HD

    Study stereo system:
    Marantz 2250B receiver
    Sony CDP-209ES CD player

    Garage stereo system:
    Onkyo TX-800 receiver
    Sony DVP-NS57P DVD player (so I can play CDs and MP3 discs)

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  • mgrabow
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    Audio Research L3 Pre-Amp
    Threshold S200 amp
    Parasound Transport/Player
    Creek Phonostage
    Onkyo Integra Turntable
    Antique Sound Tube Amp (Kit)

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  • blair
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    Here is a hazy image from my phone.

    Blair
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  • blair
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    Most recent:

    Denon 2900 CDP
    Emotiva UPA-2
    DIY remote controlled OPA2134 preamp
    Acer AspireRevo 1600 with upgraded RAM (It realy is only in my system)

    Five months ago:

    Denon 2900
    155w KT88 Monoblocks
    Battery operated 6DJ8 preamp

    Blair

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  • Paul K.
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    A Linn Wakonda preamp, a Quad 99 CDP-2 CD player (which just recently replaced my Linn Ikemi CD player), and a Quad 909 power amp. For FM I have a Sangean HDT-1 HD Radio Tuner which is always tuned to the local PBS station which broadcasts "classical" music 24/7.
    Paul

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  • jclin4
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    In my main 2 channel system:
    • Marantz CD5001 for redbook playback
    • Sony DVD-NS500V for SACD
    • Bang and Olufsen RX-2 for vinyl
    • Newly Acquired: Nakamichi CR-1A cassette tape deck!


    All feeding into a NAD C325BEE integrated amp. I'm quite happy with all this gear except the SACD player. The tape deck I got for $25 through Craigslist just a few days ago; I'm really surprised how good tape can sound. :D

    In another setup I have a NAD C525BEE redbook player and a gainclone amp, driving Roman's Microbes:

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  • dfaulds
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    Main System:

    Systemdek IIX table w/Grado Sig cartridge
    Sony SACD player
    NYAL Minuet in A preamp
    PS Audio Sigma 250 amp

    HT:
    Philips BluRay player
    Outlaw 970 pre-processor
    3 Audionics CC3 amps for LCR and LS/RS
    NAD 1050 for rear 2 channels

    Since I collect vintage hifi I have WAY to many other systems/pieces to list. Just the count on power amps is now at 139.

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  • MusicForMatt
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    Originally posted by robert View Post
    Cambridge Azur 840C
    Robert, if I left any drool-marks on your player at InDIY I apologize in a most humble (and untimely) manner! :p:D

    "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife"

    AHA! He didn't say CD player!!

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  • robert
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    Cambridge Azur 840C

    Denon DVD/SACD/DVDA player (1080i) - don't remember the designation

    Denon AVR3806 AV Receiver (110x7) only using 2 channel now

    Cables are (just kidding) buyout 14Ga from a while back with Rat Shack Bananas :p

    Cheers / Robert

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  • Kevin G.
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    Main System HT:

    Onkyo DVCP 702 6 disc DVD:
    Never really used anymore...all source input/streaming audio and video, Netflix has switched to to my new...

    Xbox 360 Elite


    Technics SH AC 500D "Surround Processor" taking all input info, has DTS (not automatic, but switchable) DD and Two Channel. Pumping 6Ch. It adds headroom via Analog out to....

    KLH R 5100:
    El Cheapo 5.1 Receiver I bought from BB on sale quite a few years ago...But it has 6 Ch input, and it does absolutely no coloring of the audio, It's still pumping, so although I have severe upgradeitis, I don't have an excuse for the wife to get my next...(Either Onkyo, HK, or Yammy is in my sights)
    Last edited by Kevin G.; 06-18-2010, 09:41 AM.

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  • johngalt47
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    For now:
    Main = Oppo BDP-83 + Marantz 4002

    But, I also have a Well Tempered Record Player with a Van den Hul Grasshopper cartridge + Sonic Frontiers tube phono preamp + a broken Pioneer PD-65 CD player + Audio Research LS7 tube preamp + a MacCormack DNA-125 amp and an Aragon 4004 Mk II amp that I don't listen to right now.

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  • MusicForMatt
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    Here goes; piece, when acquired, and so on:

    Mackie MS1402VLZ mixing console, spring '98, first 6 channels mic/mono line, next 4 channels mono/stereo line, 3 band EQ, XLR outs. Very clean, usually fed by--

    Behringer PX1000 and PX3000 patchbays, summer '08 and spring '10. These are linked to--

    Sony CDP-361 1-disc CD player, winter '95-96. Cheap and simple player, yet brainy, quick, reliable, and never spits out a disc, like Wolf's Pioneer. Sounds great, too!

    Sony CDP-CE275 5-disc carousel. Same as above, but maybe not quite as clear-sounding. Wait'll I get that Ultramatch 24/96!

    Sony DVP-NS57P 1-disc DVD player, spring '08. Also low-priced. For viewing in the main; sometimes if I'm feeling "saucy" I'll feed it a CD...

    Sony MDS-JE510 Minidisc deck. Record/play, summer of Can't Remember :-). Stereo digital recording before CD-R went affordable! Does the Indy 500 every year and the occasional live recording.

    Sony Playstation 2, the big first-gen one with the wind-tunnel fan. For my racing games ;-).

    Stanton T-120C turntable, spring '06. HEAVY!! STRONG direct-drive motor. Built-in RIAA preamp. For now fitted with a Stanton Trackmaster II-RS integrated cartridge. I also have a Stanton 500 collecting dust. Thinking about trying a Grado cart, though...

    RCA Hi-Fi stereo VCR, spring of Who Really Cares. TV tuner fed by the Dish Net receiver downstairs so's I can listen to Sirius ;-). Also plays back my racing videos still on tape.

    RCA 26" CRT monitor.

    Various Minidisc and CD portables... and also some cassette decks that need repair!

    Cabling: Mostly Belden, some ProCo...

    Mackie M-1400 and M-1400i amplifiers, spring '97 and '09. 250 w.p.c. at 8 ohms, 425 at 4 ohms, 600-something at 2 ohms. Also bridgeable as low as 4 ohms. "Go on, abuse me more I like it...!" Has built-in low and high-pass crossovers plus CD horn EQ that come in handy for my speaker cabs... can't wait for that DCX 24/96 though!

    Not Used Much Dept.

    Radio Shack MPA-200 amplifier, summer '08. Stereo only. 100 w.p.c at 8 ohms, maybe more into 4 then fuhgeddaboutit! Replacement for one bought new summer '96 then sold. Is it bad enough I bought it once for full price ($300), let alone again for $100-ish?? Still in all, it sounds decent and has no fan!

    :D
    Last edited by MusicForMatt; 06-19-2010, 02:42 AM.

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  • jerryanderson
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    Yamaha HTR 5930 5.1 Receiver
    Pioneer Elite A35R Amp
    Sony CE375 Carousel Player
    JVC XL-V182 Sngl. disc player
    Oppo DV980H DVD/SACD player
    Last edited by jerryanderson; 01-09-2011, 08:59 AM.

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  • davebullet
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    Alternate between a Pioneer SX-1050 and SX-1280. In the evening, always have the lights off and let the Pioneer's warm whisky coloured glow meld with the music. I ruin the effect by feeding it with a 5-disc Sony multiplayer I bought from work for $20 when they changed their "on-hold" music system.

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