As you can see, I am new to buying high end Equipmemt, amd wamt gemeral suggestions as to what to spend money on first, what has worked for you, etc. My current system is:

Cambridge 840A
Oppo DV-970HD
Analysis Plus Bi-oval 9
Polk LSI-9

As you can see, I cant spend much Imediately, but 1-2k (new or used) is my price range per componet. I like the Idea of(seperate transport and DAD, and a turntable, mabey VPI scout, and a music server, for unlimited access to music.)
What do you think?

I've gotta try these out!

"This transducer has expanded the human auditory range from 20KHz to 25KHz"

http://movie.diginfo.tv/2007/06/01/070528-filltune-headphone-osuga.php

I was looking around for a creative way to store my cd's & DVD's and came across this:

http://www.lago.it/en/design/products/objects-complements/tangram.html

Thought I'd pass it on.

Cheers

A topic I don't recall seeing discussed here...
Over the years I have heard so many reasons as to why "audiophile" pre-amps/integrated amps lack tone controls. (Yes, I know there are a few [MacIntosh] that have them.)
I'm sure there are a variety of reasons as to why. I have my own thoughts on the subject but would like to hear from those more informed, than myself.

I would really like to know!

R. Murray Shafer's Wolf music and The Princess of the stars are audiophile delights. Make sure to check them out if you ever get a chance. Wolf music was a recording done at a nature reserve in Northern Ontario. Apparently there were B&K mics all around the lake as well as microphones in canoes ON the lake. This could've been a nightmare but the mixing & mastering of the performances are world class. I hope you get as much enjoyment out of hearing this aural treasure as I did.