What did you start with? AKA... Your first legit stereo rig
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Interesting. This thread has been revived several times and will be 6 years old next month. Cool....Link to my System Showcase...
"ES - Kind'a simple but I like it"
Sony ES STR-DA4300ES 7.1
Sony ES SACD SCD-C2000ES
Sony 400 Disc CD CDP-CX455
Infinity BU-2 Sub-Woofer
Polk Audio RT800i Towers
Polk Audio CS400i Center
Polk Audio FXiA6 Surrounds
Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones
DH-Labs T-14 Speaker Cables
Panamax Max 500 DBS Line Conditioner
Panasonic TH-50PZ85U 50'-Plasma
Play Station III - BluRay
Logitech Harmony 550 Remote
Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard -
JVC receiver 130wpc and some ininity's. I am not looking back(1989-2006).Please. Please contact me a ben62670 @ yahoo.com. Make sure to include who you are, and you are from Polk so I don't delete your email. Also I am now physically unable to work on any projects. If you need help let these guys know. There are many people who will help if you let them know where you are.
Thanks
Ben -
First real system
nad 3150 (that my son still uses)
technices turntable with a grado cartrage
pioneer reciever used for a tuner
akai cassette deck
kenwood speakers -
1980-1989 ish
Kenwood KR 4010?
Technics Tape deck
Pioneer 3 ways
Technics SL5I like speakers that are bigger than a small refrigerator but smaller than a big refrigerator:D -
Polk Audio RT800's
Yamaha HTR 5560
A Cheap Sony DVD player
Monster XP speakers cables
In the Box Interconnects
It was the biggest let down ever.... I've had between 5 and 10 different systems since then... Probably closer to 10.
I got into the hobby two years ago.:eek::D:eek:
Thats right, 10 rigs in 2 years....... Its a sickness.
Nick -
circa 1979: Polk Model 10s, Advent Receiver, Dual turntable, SpectroAcoustics 180 wpc amp, ADC soundshaper equalizer.
I switched from turntable to Sony ES series CD player around 1990. However, my college-age son is still angry I threw out about 300 vinyl recordings in 2002.
That rig kept me very happy with 2-channel for 28 years. The Model 10s have excellent midrange and the equalizer increased the bass enough so the 10 inch passive radiator did the job.
What finally ended it was replacing blowing the tweeter about the 5th or 6th time, and a second failure in 5 years of the power amp. The dual turntable had also stopped working, and the equalizer had 2 repairs in the last 5 years as well.
That is one reason I have simplified my system: One receiver to do everything - Outlaw RR2150, plus a CD player, Polk Monitor 70s, and an Epik Valor sub. Oh, and another system in my bedroom - Monitor 60s, Velodyne sub, HK 3490 receiver, and Marantz CD player.Living Room system: 52"HDTV, 4 Mon.70s, Epik Valor, Outlaw RR2150
Bedroom System: 2 Mon.60s,Velo VRP1200, HK3490 -
1979~
Pioneer SX-880/ 60 wpc receiver
Zenith 2-way ported speakers
Pioneer PL-590 DD turntableTNRabbit
NO Polk Audio Equipment :eek:
Sunfire TG-IV
Ashly 1001 Active Crossover
Rane PEQ-15 Parametric Equalizers x 2
Sunfire Cinema Grand Signature Seven
Carver AL-III Speakers
Klipsch RT-12d Subwoofer -
1st system: Purchased when I was 16 yrs old - 18yrs ago:
Fisher - Studio Standard - Split purchase with my brother from "The Wiz" for 500 bucks
TT, Dual Cassette, Stereo Reciever, 3-way tower speakers, w/ Stereo Cabinet
My parents are still using the reciever and the speakers.
1st REAL system - still working on obtaining it. -
1979
Bose 901's
Rotel Reciever
Dual Turn Table
Bi-Amp equalizer
Can't remember model #'s but the Rotel was a beast and had plenty of power to drive the 901's. -
I was a freshman in high school.* This was in 99.* My first real 2 channel system consisted of an Aiwa Reciever, Sony 50+1 Cd player, and some cheap bookself speakers from RadioShack.:oEpson 3020 projector. Da Lite screen. Oppo 103. Yamaha CXA5000. B&K 7250ii. HSU VTF2. Def Tech Supercube 4000. Polk Rtia9 CsiA6 FxiA6. Monster hts 2600. Home theater.
Bedroom consist of NHT model 2 powered by Parasound hca1200ii coming from my computer.
Stuff laying around. Too much to list but don't want to sell either.