Dear @simao : Thank's. You can do whatever you want but if I was you I invest any single dime improving the digital alternative.
R.
For the first time...
...my digital rig is besting my analog rig in terms of sonic presence and projection. This has never happened before as I've always been more focused on my analog side, letting the Oppo 105 do its thing. However, with some recent additions and changes, my digital side sounds much better and I'm uncomfortable with that.
Analog:
- NAD 558 turntable
- Hana SL MC and Clearaudio Maestro V2 MM
- Hagerman Trumpet MC phono stage
Digital
- Oppo 105D BDP
- Schiit Gungnir DAC
Amplifier
- Schiit Ragnarok 2
Speakers
- Reference 3A de Capo-i
I think the Gungnir was the game changer as it added a sonic presence and clarity missing before. I find my analog reproduction seems to strain more to achieve much the same signature and I don't want to jump back on the upgrade train in order to achieve parity. Blah.
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@rauliruegas Nah. I still love vinyl to much to give up on it. And though I think/hope @mijostyn is being sarcastic, I doubt I'll ever have 2000 lps. I actively listen to all my vinyl steadily. And there are many jazz lp's I can't find on streaming or CD. |
@simao : I said " You can do whatever you want ". You ask I only gave my common sense answer and obviously your common sense is " Nah ". Good, go a had with analog.
R. |
@tomic601 Yeah, I get pretty anal about cartridge set-up: Fozgometer, Feikert Protractor, USB micro and protractor for VTA, digital VTF. Half the fun is in dialing in as close to perfection as one can get. |
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