Hello!!

I would go for Primare cd player but exept the fact that player was the best buy in Hifi choice for 2005 I don't know much more about it. Does anybody has any experience with this player? Any review?
Second option would be Cyrus cd 8x, I know almost everything about it.
I don't have the posibility to listen players in my system.

My amp is Audioinnovations series 500, loudspeakers Triagle antal esw. I listen almost everything, jazz and classics are basics.

Any suggestions?

Tnx

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I'm just wondering, out of all the little audiophiles on the planet, what the percentage would be that obsess over "S&B" (that's "symmetry & balance", NOT sex & beer) within the confines of their listening spaces. You know, like the speakers have to be exactly symmetrically placed within the room, furnishings, decorations, EVERYTHING has to be symmetrical. Is this just normal audiophile behavior or is it something else altogether? Is being an audiophile nothing more than being a music lover who also happens to have a degree of obsessive/compulsive disorder?

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I have just listened to the Shanling MC-30 (CD/tuner/valve amp with 3W output). It sounds amazing but I wanted some ideas about wghich speaker to partner it with. I heard it through some old B&W MAtrix 805 (which I have been ofered) , which was great but I am not sure how relaible old B&W speaker are? Any other ideas? My budget is about $800

Hi,

I was trying to obtain some opinions on the sound quality of this turntable. I used the search mode, and did not get anything useful. In some audiophiles it is highly praised, even more with a high-quality cartridge. There is also a model that can only be imported from Japan the Technics SL-1200MK4.
These two models are aimed at the audiophile market and not at the DJs, but there is no mention of it in Stereophile.
Thanks

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Hi Friends,
I've got a seven year old system that is still going strong: Maggies I want to keep (MM12s), a Plinius integrated amp (2200i), and a Rotel CD player (RCD-991). I was thinking about getting a separate DAC (like Music Fidelity's X-DACv8) and maybe a preamp (like Music Fidelity's A5CR--although I don't know if it will work with my amp). But I was also considering getting rid of both the CD player and the amp and starting over with the Maggies. What do you think? Let me know and thanks, Andrew