A six month old used Lumin S1! Awesome Streamer/DAC combo. Beats the hell out of everything else I have tried from Auralic, Aurender, and PS Audio.
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Easily the best CDP I have ever used, was one that was $29.00 when on sale. Stupid because hardly anyone believed me till the small trickle of listeners started to explore and then started to collect so they would never be without. Now the Magnavox 2300 (and relatives) has got it's own audiophile cult following. http://tuneland.forumotion.com/t332-tuning-cdp-s#6367 I'm not talking "for the money" either. You'd be shocked to find how many folks have walked away from their $20,000.00 front ends to end up with this treasure. Here's a PM sent to me just 2 days ago. "Michael, The speaker and IC wire is opening up nicely on my passive pre, and I used your setup for using a splitter from the Maggie to the pre amp and paradigm crossover to the sub and WOW! The Maggie is pulling detail that was previously covered up and there is more space between the players in the sound stage. And, the MGD MP sub is sounding the best that I heard with real detail in the bass region. If there is treble energy in the song, I am hearing it reflected from my ceiling as well as spreading the soundstage. And, you feel the dynamic swings in the music which was previously covered up. The passive Pre amp and the Maggie are giving the best music I have experienced in years." And that's one of scores that I have received. Michael Green www.michaelgreenaudio.net |
Boston Acoustics A40 speakers Mission 707 speakers Pioneer SP-BS-22 speakers Second-gen AR turntable introduced in the 80s Shure VR-15 cart Original Kimber Cable Vandersteen 1Bs Vandersteen 2Cs PS Audio Elite integrated Carver CD player with tubes BIC 960 belt-drive TT Grado carts Oppo 103 UDP Krell s300I integrated Primacoustic acoustic panels Anticables ICs and speaker cables Jim Smith's book Get Better Sound |
I took the Boston Acoustics T-830s to an audio lovers meet Sunday. They amazed several attendees with how well they filled up over 1,000 sq. Ft., being quite small for floorstanders. I paid $550 for the pair in 1993. They were my true loves until I got a pair of Canton Ergo 1002DCs for $800. Although the Cantons are now my true love, I cheat with my old girlfriends. Don't tell. I also got a pair of Genesis Physics model 7s brand new for $75. I don't know what that sales guy was thinking. |
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