phromm
Responses from phromm
| Need input regarding integrated amp I've owned a first generation Peachtree Nova for 10 years with no problems and in almost daily use - seems well made to me. I'd recommend looking at their latest versions which come in both 150 and 300 watts and are around your price point. | |
| The awakening... Firstnot, Ami, I think you could have 2 levels of "cheap system" competition - one with off-the-shelf components that us mortals could put together, and another with DIY systems. I'll admit the DIY competition would be far more interesting... | |
| The awakening... As someone who will likely never have a $30k system, it's great to hear that joy and satisfaction can be found in much less costly systems! | |
| Skeptic or just plain hard headed I'm a bit of a newby in the audiophile world, so bear with me on this. If break-in on cables and/or other equipment is so critical to the enjoyment of the product, why don't manufacturers (especially in this case where an inordinate amount of bur... | |
| I wonder how many audiophiles there are these days Here's perhaps a different take on the current audiophile scene and how the younger generation might perceive it (I'm in the middle - GenX). I consider myself a "reluctant audiophile" because while I want to hear the best sound quality I can. I'... | |
| Many seem to be talking about their last system . Sort of a tangential thought, but I don't see much mention of the advances in streaming quality and how that might effect folks systems as they retire and their needs and/or budget change. Tidal has "master tape" quality streaming available for so... |