changes weekly.
if i have one last buy
complete Sanders system with Magtech mono blocks , his top o the line speakers.
with my aging Elite dv-79avi and mccormick UDP-1
gronnberg full set of rca and my 8awg speaker wire.
What is Your End Game System?
How do you "measure" your end game system? Is it by budget, how much it cost? Is it by the luxuriousness of your build and room?
Is it by your components being either state of the art or unobtanium? Is it by the satisfaction you get when you are sitting in your listening chair?
What is your end game system and how do you know when you have reached it?
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I have been thinking about an "endgame" headphone system and considered trying to match cans with an amp. I have always liked Sony so they made it easy by building what they are calling their own end game system, "Sony Signature Series": The culmination of a lifetime’s pursuit of audio excellence, Signature Series products transcend the limits of high resolution sound, achieving an unparalleled listening experience. I bought the headphone amp/dac/pre and will see how it performs as a DAC and a 2 CH preamp in my home theater before getting the matching cans.
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Here’s a review on the Last Generation T+A Solitaire Speakers, the ones in the video at the bottom of page 2, they say "these CWT-2000 Solitaire speakers provides excitement of the kind experienced at Live Events" ! https://www.hifinews.com/content/ta-solitaire-cwt-2000-$40000 This link is not working, just Google it and look at this review |
Challenging, but perhaps not in an interesting way. The only significant change is the addition of Agony and some new attacks; otherwise, it's just more health and damage. Recently played Witcher 3 with Item cheats. The greatest video game ever made. Hearts of Stone and other books fared well. There is the use of Witcher 3 console commands and Witcher 3 item spawn codes to make obtaining some high-level equipment easier. Geralt's crossbow damage may increase. |
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