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i have gotten away from audiophile kit and transitioned into pro audio world, except my preamp which i left in there for flavor as the rest of the system is quite transparent and neutral.

analog source: rega p5 record player (with tt-psu, white belt, groovetracer subplatter), roksan nima tonearm, roksan corus silver cartridge, naim stageline phonostage
digital source: mytek stereo96 dac
preamp: naim headline 2 with olive hicap (it's actually a headphone amplifier but they're pretty much a linestage and i use it as such)
speakers: jbl lsr 6325p powered studio monitors

i've tailored the sound of this system to be focused on having great dynamics and timing as i don't much care about any other aspect like tone and soundstage.

not a fan of playing the cable game so it's mogami all throughout.

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Cav 50 int amp, Ayre qb9 dsd, Apple computer, harbeth compact 7s.
 
Rotel RC-1070 preamp, Rotel RB-1080 amp, Klipsch RF-83 floor standers, I love these speakers.
 
Crack the Sky Safety in Numbers on the TT with New Riders of the Puple Sage on the right.

CtS was an amazing Baltimore band from the late 70's who put on just unbelievable concerts. Their Live on the WBAB and Alive and Kicking A## are a great example of how good a concert can be where the musicians play instruments and there is no lip syncing.
 
Naim NAC 72 preamp
Naim NAP 140 power amp
Teddy Pardo HiCap
M2Tech Young DAC
Legend Acoustics Joey 2 monitors
Dynaudio Stand 6
Blue Jeans cables
Mac with Audirvana
Have a 10 inch sealed sub but it's pretty redundant for most of the music I listen to ...
Sounds fabulous to me:)
 
Speakers: Audio Aero Capitole MK II SE->NuForce AVP-17->Odyssey Stratos SE->Thiel CS2.4

Headphones: Benchmark DAC-1->PS Audio GCHA->Sennheiser HD700/Grado RS-1/B&W P5 S2

All of my cables are self built, mostly of mogami and neutrik connectors, other than my optical cable. My vinyl rig is kind of in flux right now.
 
panda said:
Jake check this out http://www.headamp.com/home_amps/gs1/index.htm
I used to chat with the maker on a regular basis and used an older bare bones model with a custom power supply with grado rs-1. Powerful highly resolving fone amp.
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Justin is a good friend of mine, and I've heard about everything he has made (except for the Aristaeus). I really like my GCHA, and he's not making the GS-1 anymore.
 
i listen to everything on customart pro330 v2 CIEMs... they look something like this, but with different colors:
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Nice. I have thought about getting JH Audio custom IEMs (I used to be a big Etymotic guy), but I just don't listen on the go anymore, and my B&W P5 S2 is more than adequate for those times at home when I need sealed phones... Those are about half the cost of the JH's, though, which puts them into impulse buy territory. We'll see. I've impulse bought enough things for now.
 
EdipisReks said:
Nice. I have thought about getting JH Audio custom IEMs (I used to be a big Etymotic guy), but I just don't listen on the go anymore, and my B&W P5 S2 is more than adequate for those times at home when I need sealed phones... Those are about half the cost of the JH's, though, which puts them into impulse buy territory. We'll see. I've impulse bought enough things for now.
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custom art makes a ~$200 ciem that is really solid and not really gonna break the bank for most people. The sad thing is that now, like knives, the $200-600 ones just dont cut it for my anymore... i want the $1k plus ones, but that just isnt gonna happen while i keep spending money on camera stuff.
 
JBroida said:
custom art makes a ~$200 ciem that is really solid and not really gonna break the bank for most people. The sad thing is that now, like knives, the $200-600 ones just dont cut it for my anymore... i want the $1k plus ones, but that just isnt gonna happen while i keep spending money on camera stuff.
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That's a great thing about the X100T: after buying the accessory lenses and a case, etc, there isn't much more more to spend money on. :)
 
lighting, microphones, backdrops, filters, tripods, macro rigs, remote control devices, etc.
 
JBroida said:
lighting, microphones, backdrops, filters, tripods, macro rigs, remote control devices, etc.
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Nobody using the X100T gives a **** about that stuff. :) It's like using a Leica rangefinder: candid only. Candid is what I shoot:

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I'm still not really shooting pictures that I'm happy with, but I haven't quite gotten a hang of the Fuji. That's my newest niece, fyi.
 
Well, a good stereo leads to quality time with the lady/ladies... which <ahem> may lead to a baby/ babies... then you need a good camera and lenses to take pics of them...
 
Here is my turntable/DAC set up. Peachtree 125SE DAC with Project Debut Carbon Esprit TT. On top of the DAC is the Rega Fono MM and to the right is my Apple TV for Airplay. Surrounding the components are records and a lot of booze.

k.

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