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Old 02-28-2012, 11:37 AM
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My Bedroom: Sony Str 6800 receiver, Sound Dynamics RT3 speaker

Daughter's Bedroom: Sansui 4000 rec, Yamaha 333 speaker

Living room: Grommes 24P integrated tube interchanged with passive pre/Radio Craftsmen 500A,
Sony 755v SACD/CD player,
Sony J60 tuner
Homemade 6.5 floor standing speaker interchanged with homemade Wharfedale red alnico

Computer room: Sony 6060F rec, Sansui 2020 BC TT, home made 6.5 bookself.


In closets: Amps - Sansui AU 919, AU999,Sony 1120, Pioneer SA 9500
receivers - Sansui 8080, 7070, Sony 7065
tuners - little Sony, and myriad other digitals

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Old 02-28-2012, 11:46 AM
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Ignore, error!

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Old 02-28-2012, 12:03 PM
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Main rig:

Kenwood Basic M2a
Kenwood KA-8100 (pre only)
Kenwood KT-880D Tuner
Pioneer PL-520
Technics SL-1500
Harman Kardon HK-3500 (currently under the knife)
Onkyo DX-702 RI CD player
Teac A-4070 rtr
Magnepan MGIIIa's
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Old 02-28-2012, 12:13 PM
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All my good gear went to pay for stuff for the wife during the separation. I'm now a true AK'er and hunting thrift stores and curb sides for my gear.
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Old 02-28-2012, 01:02 PM
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Wow, some nice stuff!

I haven't done a significant upgrade in a long time.

Rotel something or the other midgrade TT (possible SME arm) with a Pickering XV-15,

Sony ES model cd player, not bad, upgraded by Doc Audio,

Luxman C-120a pre,

Soundwave (Belles) Symphony 4 amp (200 wpc dual mono mosfet),

Magic cables that sing by themselves,

Teledyne AR-9s.

Pete
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Old 02-28-2012, 01:20 PM
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These. (Large, Trapeziod cabinets for 15" woofer and "econowave" top end, as attached in "Poll" thread.)

Still waiting on the woofers to come from PE, they're very popular and on back order. Supposed to ship on Thursday. Also still working on crossover set-up. Thought about using the econowave crossover, but I don't have the money budgeted for the Selenium drivers. I've had a pair of Altec 808-8a laying around I want to use in the meanwhile. Not sure how well they'll work with the EW x-over.

Well, I have two full systems, one modern Vandersteen/McIntosh based high end, one vintage Luxman/Revox/ADS and one based on these speakers (Traps.) and a pair of vintage Akai tube monoblocks in the making. So.........

The high end system is spectacular. The instruments just float in space out in the room. I also use it for two channel home theater. (This was put together back in my house flipping days. More prosperous times.).

The vintage Luxman system is a beautiful sounding system, but the imaging and soundstage lacks compared to the newer system. (What do you expect? It's nearly forty years old.)

And, of course the DIY tube/horn system is still under construction. So I have no idea what it sounds like yet. I also rebuilt the amps.

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Old 02-28-2012, 01:40 PM
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Here is the more detailed rundown;

Main system;

McIntosh MA6900
Magnum Dyanalab MD90
Musical Fidelity A3CD
Pro-Ject 6.1/ClearAudio Aurum Beta S Wood MKII
Vandersteen 2Ce Signature

Vintage system;

Luxman 309
Luxman T310u
Luxman PD264/Sonus Gold-Blue
Revox A77mkIV
ADS L710

Other equipment in collection;

Denon POA1500
H/K Citation Seventeen
Revox B795/Grado Gold
B&O 4002/MMC20E
Infinity RS7 with heavily upgraded custom crossovers built by-----ME!
Large, high efficiency econowave speakers under construction by-------ME!
Roberts 770/Akai M8 6bq5 based SEP monoblocks, rebuilt by------ME!

Various racks and other storage stuff built by--------ME!

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Old 02-28-2012, 01:48 PM
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I got something none of you guys have - a Merrylander refurbished Sansui G9000 DB. It's in my main rig, along with a Pioneer PL-41 turntable w/Denon DL-160, a Virtue Audio Piano M1 CD player, Infinity Primus speakers and a Dayton Titanic MkIII 10" sub.

At the workbench and exercise area - H/K 330C, Sony ES CD player, and Energy C100 speakers.

I have a couple of other smaller systems in other rooms as well. A Yamaha and a Technics receiver, some Polk, JBL and KLH bookshelf speakers, with assorted DVD players as a sources.
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Old 02-28-2012, 03:45 PM
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I got something none of you guys have - a Merrylander refurbished Sansui G9000 DB. It's in my main rig, along with a Pioneer PL-41 turntable w/Denon DL-160, a Virtue Audio Piano M1 CD player, Infinity Primus speakers and a Dayton Titanic MkIII 10" sub.

At the workbench and exercise area - H/K 330C, Sony ES CD player, and Energy C100 speakers.

I have a couple of other smaller systems in other rooms as well. A Yamaha and a Technics receiver, some Polk, JBL and KLH bookshelf speakers, with assorted DVD players as a sources.
A G9000 DB?

Do you have a fetish for big knobs???

Chas
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Old 02-28-2012, 05:41 PM
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A G9000 DB?

Do you have a fetish for big knobs???

Chas
Indeed I do. Rob worked his magic on the beast after it had gotten a bit long in the tooth. Replacing the big oval PS caps got a bit hairy, but Rob utilized the brute force approach with excellent results.

It's a thing of beauty IMHO (if you like big knobs). It's bigger and more powerful than I need, but my son wouldn't stand for my idea of selling it and replacing it with a modern integrated amp.
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