For this kind of money I know a better amp with much more power and speed can be had.While classic McIntosh holds a price, it is functionaly not up to modern fast, less distortion ckts, with a lot more power...this is a lot of money for a very small amp..basically a sound producer, not reproducer. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...p;rd=1&rd=1

I was thinking about getting an older accuphase cd player and use it for a DAC would this work if I got an inexpensive SACD player, best of both worlds?

Thanks
Mark

Hi, I'm pretty new to this whole speaker and surround sound stuff. Right now I'm running 6 speakers through my stereo. Two are from an old record player set which are a three speaker enclosure, two are from the stereo I'm running all of the through which is from like 99'. And the last two are some random bookshelf speakers I found in the basement.

You'd be more informed about the realitys of electrical concepts and what matters, and what is just nonsense. Try it. An educated listener is some of the best brands best customers. all others beleive in myths and magic. What color Mapingo discs are you using? Are your speaker wires on stilts or cups?

Hey all, I have been a long time fan of the site but this is my first post. I am a college student up in Michigan which means during the winter months I have nothing to do except listen to music all the time while i study. Its an alright setup. I have a current setup with 4 cabinet speakers (they include 12" sub, mid and high) with an low end reciever. I dont have a lot of money to spend on upgrading, at least while I am still in school. I do appreciate good quality of sound and I am willing to invest as much as I can into it.