The Woderfull Revolution Of Hi-fi

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since the industrial revolution the names of a few entrepreneurs or of the companies they created have through this history of this magical world of HI-FIDELITY,most shared ideas in design, bless, point that i would like to know is how many people have bought their "hi-fi" through reviews or looks or just by name, do some of you know how to match your sources,to amps and amps to speakers? or just label buying?
 
Ever since I was in to hifi inheriting a few separates from my dad I always wanted an audiolab 8000a. I think it was a combination of looks and reputation. But I finally got one and that was the basis. Ive still got it too and although currently unused I can't bear to part with it.
 
when the m.f. x-ray was brought to me before release i though " NO" it's a toy, but when i took it home and played it i just sat back and fell in love with it's simple looks and wonderful musicality,
 
In the early stages of my hi-fi-ing I listened at dealers and friends. I then went through the stage of learning which reviewers had similar tastes to mine and used their writings as a starting point.

These days, I tend to look for kit that has a similar design ethos to my core gear, and listen to the opinions of people I trust around the forums.
 
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In the early stages of my hi-fi-ing I listened at dealers and friends. I then went through the stage of learning which reviewers had similar tastes to mine and used their writings as a starting point.

These days, I tend to look for kit that has a similar design ethos to my core gear, and listen to the opinions of people I trust around the forums.

hi, what are you using at present? and are quite satisfied with the sound you are getting? if so then keep on enjoying it but i know there is always the "bug" effect.
 
Two systems:
MacBook/10.6/Decibel
M2Tech Young DAC (awaiting a V2)
Eva 2 Volume Control (Passive Pre) with KingRex PSU
NVA TDS Mk1 Monoblocks
Royd RR3s

and

iMac/10.6/iTunes
KingRex UD-01 SE DAC/KingRex PSU
NVA AP20
Mission 761

Both fed with AIFF files from a Drobo.

I'm so damned happy with both systems that I can't believe it! :-)
 
that is what is about, the pleasure that you get from what you use to listen to music or other, although i am a dealer i get to listen to ,well almost everything but i am very happy with my analogue system as well as digital with the M.F. CLIC.,
 
That is, indeed, what it's about :-)

My last four purchases have been from a dealer, from the manufacturer in the UK, from the manufacturer in the Far East and from the importer. I have nothing against buying from a good dealer, but I just go to whoever is selling what I'm interested in.
 
In the early stages of my hi-fi-ing I listened at dealers and friends. I then went through the stage of learning which reviewers had similar tastes to mine and used their writings as a starting point.

These days, I tend to look for kit that has a similar design ethos to my core gear, and listen to the opinions of people I trust around the forums.

Hi Dave,

Good to see you up and about. Hope everything went well.

Very much agree with your last comment.
Forums can be a nightmare particularly for new posters looking for advice as often they get dozens of contrary responses. Very important to isolate a few characters who's opinions you trust.
 
Thanks Rob

It all seems to have gone well. I'm about half-way through recuperation and hopefully will be able to cut out the painkillers in a day or two. I may even start making sense then. Perish the the thought :-)
 
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Thanks Rob

It all seems to have gone well. I'm about half-way through recuperation and hopefully will be able to cut out the painkillers in a day or two. I may even start making sense then. Perish the the thought :-)

i know how you feel, i have being suffering with cerebellar ataxia for years, hope you get better,
 
just let us enjoy music and hope that we can get better, mind you i do fancy a nice valve power amp for my second system,
 

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