brjoon1021;218047 Wrote:
> Would you say that a professional turntable is not suitable for home
> audio ? Pretty much my only real chance of getting anything to play a
> record with is going to come from a professional gear/instrument
> store.
>
> In fact, let's start that way, let's assume you
Would you say that a professional turntable is not suitable for home
audio ? Pretty much my only real chance of getting anything to play a
record with is going to come from a professional gear/instrument
store.
In fact, let's start that way, let's assume you HAD to listen to your
records with equ
Does all of that mean that a professional turntable is not suitable for
home audio ? Pretty much my only real chance of getting anything to
play a record with is going to come from a professional gear/instrument
store.
In fact, let's start that way, let's assume you HAD to listen to your
records
brjoon1021;217607 Wrote:
> The only catch is that it has to come from a "Pro Audio" store rather
> than a Hi-FI store - due to insurance reasons.
There's an online outfit called Parts Connexion that sells the
Benchmark. They are more of a DIYer source than a pure hifi retailer,
so it may satis
You might also consider a Grace m902
(http://www.gracedesign.com/products/m902/m902.htm). It has a useful
feature that the Benchmark and Lavry DACs lack: analog inputs. Thus, if
you have a tuner or some analog other source, you can use the m902
without a separate preamp. And, you can get it with a
brjoon1021;217607 Wrote:
> 3. I have boxes of records that I bought for $5 at a church auction. All
> pristine classical records and some good rock like the Police, the
> Clash, etc... Yeah!. I don't have a record player. Can a "pro audio"
> mixing turntable make a decent/good record player ? You
Proac Studio 100 / Lavry DA10
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brjoon1021;217607 Wrote:
>
> 2. active and passive monitors for home audio. Also, these powered
> monitors have XLR inputs, my preamp does not have that output. Have you
> seen a decent cable or adapter that would allow me to run my pre-amp
> into the powered monitors ?
>
Pro audio shops sell
Due to a pretty cool windfall, I can get a nice DAC to connect to my
SB3. The only catch is that it has to come from a "Pro Audio" store
rather than a Hi-FI store - due to insurance reasons.
So, I have enough money to get a Lavry or Benchmark or whatever.
I have read good things here and elsewhe
