Wei, too high-end lah! One of those more than Laugh's entire budget liao!! :bsmilie:markccm said:Amps:
1. Krell
2. McIntosh
CD Player:
1. Mark & Levinson
Speaker:
1. Martin Logan
Cables:
1. Monster
No horse run liao :bsmilie:
markccm said:Amps:
1. Krell
2. McIntosh
CD Player:
1. Mark & Levinson
Speaker:
1. Martin Logan
Cables:
1. Monster
No horse run liao :bsmilie:
laugh said:actually i realised that i have a pair of KEF K120 speakers sitting in the store room, maybe i can utilise those first. Anyone heard of those speakers?
NAD seems like the way to go for now. Will visit adelphi over weekend to check it out.
laugh said:actually i realised that i have a pair of KEF K120 speakers sitting in the store room, maybe i can utilise those first. Anyone heard of those speakers?
NAD seems like the way to go for now. Will visit adelphi over weekend to check it out.
laugh said:Anyone heard of philips cd players? i have this player cd951 that is collecting dust, my father dont seem to use it anymore. Was wondering if I can use it. Then I will be able to concentrate on just getting an amp to begin my sound journey. ;p
You ain't see nuthing yet! Those people whose hobby is cars is even more expensive.dEthANGeL said:Hmm threads like these really get me reading :sweat:
Kinda scary to see forumers having hifi as a hobby as well as photography :sweat:
The 2 most expensive hobbies i feel :sweat:
Anyway, entry level amps ... a rotel RA-01 or 02 would suffice with pre-amp outputs for future expansion. For NAD, the C320BEE would be enough as well.
You can also get a HT reciever from Marantz as they make a excellent stereo and HT combo when you need it.
Presently, using a NAD C300 amplifier, a pair of KRK Systems speakers tapped to my main pre / power setup (which is another story ) Source is a AMC cd player... the combo is marvellous.