http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYNJj1XoOg0&feature=related

Bought my starter rig a year ago but never have cared for it . The receiver was a vintage Pioneer http://s463.photobucket.com/albums/qq353/tejas69/?action=view&current=pioneer.jpg
which was a nostalgic purchase because it was similar to one my father had. I didn't know they are just another Bose. But those Pioneer's have a cult following and I am sure I can sell it for more than I paid for it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFEMiSEQZW0

I have a Rega P1 which came with an Ortofon OM 5E installed. I just obtained an Ortofon OM 30 stylus. Are they compatible? I am under the impression that they are but was wondering if it would be worth it to purchase a "Super OM" cartridge.

Alright, so here's my story, in a nutshell. Last year, I bought a Rega P1. I have really been enjoying it, running the sound through my parents Sony receiver and speaker system. However, I have left my house. I have decided to purchase my own, minimal, setup. Rather than splurge for an intergrated Amp or receiver, I decided to go with buy the Pre Amp and Amp separately.

I purchased a Rega mini phono amp and a Trends T-Amp a $145 and $135 respectively. Next, I purchased Polk Audio ATI A1 bookshelf Speakers.

Why can't the info be on the Wikipedia anyway, is this clever marketing? Is Ps high end?, I always think of these guys as like a glorified Panasonic, without the volume, and expertise of mass production. http://video.psaudio.com/articles/The%20Audiophile%20Wiki.pdf

After reading the Stereophile review of the Playstation 1 in the July 2008 issue, I had to get one of these and try it out. I'm posting my observations here for others.