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My Phish is Dead Cary it or Proceed to new Planet

I need some help, I am in the market for a used CDP in the under $1300 range. I listen the Phish, the Dead, bluegrass, lots of jazz and me and my boys rock to the Rachmaninov.

My current system is;
B&W 805: speakers
Classe CP35; preamp
CAL DX2: CDP
Anthem AMP1; amp
Tara & Kimber cables

I'm looking to start rebuilding the whole system starting with the CDP and I am looking for input. I am looking at a Cary 303-100, Musical Fidelity A3, Proceed CDP, Rega planet 2000 or Jupiter, Classe CDP1 and the Adcom GCD-750.

Guide me oh wise ones who have the priveledge and experience

Thanks SUKO
suko
viggen
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I am not sure, but I think he said something like "We're going to be big big stars... "
suko OP
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I was wondering how you got to hang out and stress over which player is going to make life real that day. Hey I was having a garage sale one day and this guy asked to see my system. Upon perusing my CD's he informs me that he is Mr. Jones..... what do ya think do I trust him?
viggen
838 posts
 
Is he Jesus Jones or Howard Jones? Howard has a nasty English accent. I just bought a Parasound CDP-2000 btw. How is your Jolida?
suko OP
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I can't remember Right Here, Right Now it's now history but I do think he said Adam was a nice guy. Having fun you junkie? I'm jealous! I get to buy a new piece every 1 to 2 years. That's what I get for being a teacher. What do you do with ythat 1 month old outdated stuff anyhow? The Jolida is finally on it's way from Lou (I hope he's not a) Fink in Florida. Guess it may be a while, not sure never done this and I'm still a bit weary.
viggen
838 posts
 
I sell the 1 month old outdated stuff to keep up with the....

Actually, most of the stuff I buy is already outdated, so I don't have to worry about loss in value when I resell it to someone else.

And, teachers ought to have a federally mandated fiscal reserve for teachers with obsessive audio hobbies. If they do, I'd sign up to educate/corrupt our youths.
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