HiFi Subjectivist ¦ Audio Forum ¦ NVA User Group

That a mere handful of peeps - Hannes,Fret,Shammy.... - actually know SOMETHING of good music.

So I yam suspectin' dems are NOT yer usual audiofool huckleberries.
Which is to say they have rather modest sound systems. Their sheckles go into taste, not snakeoil.

So then, queshunn is : wots yer gear, dear?

Oh! I just see that Fret lists his shit every post.

Cambwidge,NVA,Nighthawk.... that's all Greek to me, so must be audiofool-gubbins.

NVA AP70, Phono 2, Pioneer Pl-71 (from Alfi. Thank you a lot!), Braun CD4, Braun LS150. The NVA components and the turntable came after dead of Braun P4 and semi-dead of Braun R4 after 30 years and I'm very happy with them.

So, Missy, as this IS a HiFi forum and we're interested in things like that.

What is your stereo setup???????

It's fun to listen to nice music with musical gear!

I am a music fan first and foremost. The HiFi bug hits from time to time and it is important for me to get the most 'music' that I can.

My main installation as listed is relatively modest by audiophile standards, but it gives me the insight I need. There are a couple of other systems in the house, basically old, refurbished gear - and these provide much musical enjoyment.

I gots two music rooms.

Here is a picture of some of the room with some of the better components innit:






Kyocera amp ( these are rare cos Kyocera only was in amp business for 2 years. Back in the day it was rated (and priced) up there with McIntosh solidstates)
Harmon Kardon amp
Revolver, Dual & Technics tables

Camber & Dynaco speakers

Teac & Advent cassette deck

Sennheiser headphones


Tascam cd player/burner

Pioneer cd player

That Kyocera amp sounds interesting. Not a brand I've heard of before.

I only know them doing printers.

I had a look, people talk in superlatives about them.