Your alltime favourite source...?

got to be my squeezebox 3, controlled through my laptop.

I read about the music, visit the artists website, watch the artist in concert etc while listening to the tracks etc.

I love it!
 
pink triangle PT 2...still yearn for it now but it was poorly built and it had to go cos it just wouldn't have lasted......if only Pink Triangle could have built it properly...
 
Must be the KEF Cresta2s when I started this hobby. They are something special, like a first love. I recall when talking with my girlfriend over the phone one night, she asked about the female voice in the room. That was Diana Krall singing at low volume!!! I had a hard time explaining.
Been moving forward ever since, but those KEFs are definitely my all time favourite. At £40 secondhand, they were a massive bargain.
 
Haselsh1 said:
I guess it would make a lot of sense to build a brand new heavyweight plinth for my Linn Basik. This could be a good place to start. A huge slab of laminated hardwoods would be nice.

What do you think...?
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It all depends what your design beliefs and concept are. I am not personally a believer in coupling either arms or platters to high mass so, no, I don't think it's that great an idea (others may well disagree). In addition, the specific materials chosen, and their specific construction methods, will all impact upon the sound reproduction. What specific hardwoods, the size of the battens, the glue used etc. will all influence the end result. Ultimately, you have to build and experiment. In addition, it is a good idea to read up on lots of different designs - try to think why the designer made the decisions he did - do you find them valid, can you see an improvement etc? There are no shortcuts.
 

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