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OT - Anyone Into Vinyl?
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McIntosh is high dollar stuff. Looked at it briefly when I bought my current Anthem/Paradigm equipment and realized my ears couldn’t tell the difference. Was also looking at B&W 800’s at the time.Botch said:
Impressive!The_Stache said:... McIntosh AMP and Klipsch La Scalas.
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I have an Oppo-105D and a couple of SACD’s and you’re right, they do sound amazing. It’s sad that the format is dying.
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I always drooled over the large Klipsch speakers.The_Stache said:AT-LP120 USB, Technics Linear tracking, B&O and a Garrard With McIntosh AMP and Klipsch La Scalas. A few vinyl albums hanging around!
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
Klipsch are a bit bright for my ears, but when loads of sound pressure is called for, they deliver!HeavyG said:
I always drooled over the large Klipsch speakers.The_Stache said:AT-LP120 USB, Technics Linear tracking, B&O and a Garrard With McIntosh AMP and Klipsch La Scalas. A few vinyl albums hanging around!I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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Many decades ago I used to dream about building a house with a room specifically designed for a pair of Klipschorns.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Klipsch are a bit bright for my ears, but when loads of sound pressure is called for, they deliver!HeavyG said:
I always drooled over the large Klipsch speakers.The_Stache said:AT-LP120 USB, Technics Linear tracking, B&O and a Garrard With McIntosh AMP and Klipsch La Scalas. A few vinyl albums hanging around!
I must say I'm a bit surprised that they still make them. The longest continuously produced speaker in the world (at 70+ years) as it turns out. And, still made in the USA!
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
We never left vinyl. The Sansui 5000A amp that Lloyd got in Japan (while on RR from Nam), the Garrard 95 turntable and the Klipsch floor speakers still work and the sound as good today as it did 40 years ago. The moral: Purchase the best, take care of it and it will last you a lifetime. The some of records have suffered....too many parties and way over played.Large, small and mini now Egging in Rowlett Tx
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OLD SCHOOL!Botch said:
Impressive!The_Stache said:... McIntosh AMP and Klipsch La Scalas.
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Agreed. I bought a pair of "new Advents" and Yamaha electronics in 1979, still using them in 2010 when I upgraded to 5.1. Advents weren't made anymore, so I got a Monitor Audio Silver setup, and new electronics (Yamaha, of course, plus the Oppo disk player).Austin Egghead said:We never left vinyl. The Sansui 5000A amp that Lloyd got in Japan (while on RR from Nam), the Garrard 95 turntable and the Klipsch floor speakers still work and the sound as good today as it did 40 years ago. The moral: Purchase the best, take care of it and it will last you a lifetime.
Like my older Nikon glass, I expect this stuff to outlast me.“The best way to execute french cooking is to get good and loaded and whack the hell out of a chicken."
- Julia child
Ogden, UT, USA
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I've kept my system, but it's going soon as I never use it these days.
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I've still got my Advent Large that I got in the same time period - late 70's. Had to redo the foam once as the OEM stuff rotted away after 25 or so years.Botch said:
Agreed. I bought a pair of "new Advents" and Yamaha electronics in 1979, still using them in 2010 when I upgraded to 5.1. Advents weren't made anymore, so I got a Monitor Audio Silver setup, and new electronics (Yamaha, of course, plus the Oppo disk player).Austin Egghead said:We never left vinyl. The Sansui 5000A amp that Lloyd got in Japan (while on RR from Nam), the Garrard 95 turntable and the Klipsch floor speakers still work and the sound as good today as it did 40 years ago. The moral: Purchase the best, take care of it and it will last you a lifetime.
Like my older Nikon glass, I expect this stuff to outlast me.
I've also got an Oppo (BDP-103 with a mod chip I added to make it region free) and was sad to hear that Oppo is leaving the marketplace. It's been a great piece of gear.
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Never been there. Now Amoeba Records on the other hand......SoCalTim said:Too bad you not close to CA, Atomic Records in Burbank CA is the only place to buy any and all vinyl. I practically live there, Google them
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just unpacked a new Marantz Professional CD player I bought from Amazon. about to hook it up.______________________________________________I love lamp..
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1200 albums in abescedarian order.______________________________________________I love lamp..
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