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A Teac Reference 500 system and some Mordaunt Short speakers. Sounds good to my uneducated (and now somewhat deaf) ears.
Cheers,
Gaz
Cheers,
Gaz
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Not sure what speakers he has got but my brother has this system. Still sounds good at around 16 years old.gaz_l said:A Teac Reference 500 system and some Mordaunt Short speakers. Sounds good to my uneducated (and now somewhat deaf) ears. Cheers, Gaz
Sansui. Well, that was many years ago. Manyyears ago LOL
I'd have a set up like this any day.
Naim Uniti with Ruark speakers in the sitting room. An old Linn movie thing with Quad speakers in the kitchen. What I have been really impressed by is the Naim Muso that we have in Italy. For a one box system the sound is amazing.
Impressive gear. For me it's non-audiophile stuff playing ogg, mp3 & flac. I got rid of 99% of my CDs years ago, but couldn't bear to lose all my hard searched-for LPs (in real record shops, remember those days?). I've an excellent Plantronics BBT Pro bluetooth (BT) & noise cancelling headset, Lexon Hoop BT speaker, a BT receiver on a low end Samsung HT-Z220 cinema surround sound system, a Roberts DAB radio. All good enough for my ears so hasn't warranted further research or trading up. Would like to get a proper record player sometime though, for my old LPs.
Wifey has got me a player 5 for Christmas. She doesn't know that I know.
No probs, so long as she jumps in with us!!moonloops said:I bet your missus has got herself a player for christmas also, that you don't know about
Thinking about getting a Muso to replace my old Arcam amp, cd, and Spendor system. I know it probably won't quite be the same sonically, but then again, my ears ain't as sonically sound as they were when I bought the system.
I know it's difficult to quantify, but how far away from a reasonable hifi system is the Muso? Also, if you don't mind saying, where do you stream your music from?
See this review- one remark I noticedThe Muso comes alive when the volume is turned up. It is a very detailed sound for a one box system. We replaced an Arcam Solo with Quad 12L2 speakers with the Muso just because it saves so much space. The sound quality is pretty close. Unless you are a real audiophile it is very very good. A friend of mine deals in high end HiFi and he rates the Muso as excellent. I use the built in internet radio or stream via an Iphone or Macbook. When using the phone I use a USB cable as the sound seems to be better. It also works as a pretty good soundbox if connected to output form the TV.
The room is about 6mx6m. It will easily cope with a larger room
My only criticism is that station selection via the phone app is not very intuitive.
After close to 20 years ownership , my IMF TLS80's are finally leaving the household .
Sadly , much as I loved them , they caused a fair amount of domestic disharmony , came close to being sold a couple of times , and actually were sold to a gentleman who paid a £100 deposit then never came back to conclude the sale - that was a few years back now .
Anyway , I have just bought a pair of freshly factory serviced Quad ESL63s , which look like new and come with a year's warranty - getting them on Monday and the IMFs going in px .
I'm quite looking forward to their arrival , having previously had ESL57s and being already familiar with the 63s , they will hang on the end of my otherwise complete Quad system .
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