aubuti;606767 Wrote:
I have no idea how much shipping would be to the other side of the pond,
but Seattle-based Blue Jeans Cable (www.bluejeanscable.com) do a great
job of high-quality and relatively inexpensive cables, with no snake
oil.
They have a UK-focused website:
Which analogue interconnect cables (RCA) would be recommended for use
between a squeezebox and a ta2024. My speakers are a pair of Diamond
9.1.
At the moment I am using a pair of cheap old tesco ones and they aren't
very great.
Anything which could be recommended within £20?
0.5m of length is
I have no idea how much shipping would be to the other side of the pond,
but Seattle-based Blue Jeans Cable (www.bluejeanscable.com) do a great
job of high-quality and relatively inexpensive cables, with no snake
oil.
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aubuti
Think the shipping time and cost would be too high.
Been looking at some Chord Crimson Plus for about £30, it's tempting to
invest in something that would lost for a while.
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zoqi
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If you are not afraid to tinker a bit you could go with an amp from
41hz.
http://www.41hz.com/
Definitely a cheap way to get into class D/T.
Speakers could be had cheaply from Parts Express - either DIY or
finished. I personally like the MMG's from Magnepan.
You could probably build some nice
zoqi;604264 Wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
The audioengine A5 seems really interesting, though it does defeat my
purpose of getting speakers now which later can be turned into my
surround system.
I'm gonna look more into some good 2nd hand deals of older, but still
good speakers.
I'm not
Phil Leigh;604336 Wrote:
I'm not sure I fully understand your goals, but IF you are eventually
aiming for a high quality 5.1 system, then there are 3 factors I
consider vital to success:
1) The front, centre and rear speakers need to use matched drivers for
treble and midrange (bass
+1 for the AudioEngine A5's. I use these with a Touch in my
traveling audio system,and I simply do not know how one could do
better for anything near the price.The A5s are like the Touch in
the sense that they deliver a
very high return on your investment. They sound far better than the
What about some Mission 780s? I know someone who can give me a good
deal.
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zoqi
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I think you will get much better sound **within your budget** if you
stick to headphones..
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michael123
Big 'thank you' to AndyG for fixing #15209, #15693, #16442, #16760
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There's not much you can do within that budget, certainly not in the
Audiophiles forum. One option would be to forget about the T-amp for
now, and instead combine those funds with the speaker budget to buy a
pair of self-powered speakers such as the Audioengine 2 (A2, see
My plan is to the speakers 2nd hand, and I have seen some good offers on
for example Wharfedale Diamond 9.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wharfedale-Diamond-9-1-Main-Stereo-Speakers-/150548282834?pt=UK_AudioVideoElectronics_HomeAudioHiFi_HiFiSpeakershash=item230d607dd2#ht_500wt_1156
(even cheaper than
zoqi;604239 Wrote:
My plan is to the speakers 2nd hand, and I have seen some good offers on
for example Wharfedale Diamond 9.
Thanks for the replies.
The audioengine A5 seems really interesting, though it does defeat my
purpose of getting speakers now which later can be turned into my
surround system.
I'm gonna look more into some good 2nd hand deals of older, but still
good speakers.
--
zoqi
Hiya Audiophiles,
I need some help getting started with a new cheap but yet very good
quality 2.0 Hifi system.
For starters I just want two simple speakers with good sound
reproduction.
At the moment I got a SB Touch and I've been using Sennheiser HD595 for
listning to my FLAC albums.
Now
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