[wolfetan44]

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Holy.. By the way, the first link gives an error.

 
It's just a collection of old music machines but sounds great for my worn ears. thanks!

Looks like you might like Grado's..

 Don't have too many.. What turntable is that?

 

[tattare]

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2m black?

 

[MorbidToaster]

Looks like you might like Grado's..

 Don't have too many.. What turntable is that?

Looks like a Scout with a 2M Black.

 

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[Krutsch]

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Wow... MiniDisc!  I was a huge fan of MD back in the day.  Nice spinners.

 

[Kojaku]

Hmmm...things have come a long way since my grado-modding days...Just got these bad boys in:

 

 
Oh wait but what's this?
 

 

 
Yeah, I'm still a modder at heart
 
Kojaku

 

[Silent One]

Lookin' good in SoCal, Kojaku!

 

[Maxvla]

I'd say not driving a car, but using a bike and public transportations would save you enough money to buy a very decent setup each freaking year.

Must be nice to live where that is possible. Even on my 4 mile one way commute I would be dead already if I tried to bike to work. Nobody here respects bikers, not really even motor cycles.

 

[DefQon]

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Must be nice to live where that is possible. Even on my 4 mile one way commute I would be dead already if I tried to bike to work. Nobody here respects bikers, not really even motor cycles.

Get a jetback.

 

[WLTN]

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[kingpage]

Upgraded from some cheap Hyundai HY-Z-5400 speakers to these Kenwood HM-332 speakers. Hifi system/CD players are much cheaper to buy second hand than standalone speakers and sound much better than most computer speakers. I doubt I could do better without shelling out $150-200 for some brandname bookshelf or studio monitors. I got this CD player for $15 (well over USD$100 originally according to Google). Great bargain since I got my precious computer bookshelf speakers for $32 brand new. Those old Hyundai speakers have been relegated to be used as speakers for my digital piano (CDP-100) with the CV piano or Maestro VST sounds.
 
I love the looks of these without the grille a lot. Compared to before, bigger cabinet, slightly bigger tweeter (1.5 inch vs 1 inch) and slightly bigger woofer (4 inch vs 3.5 inch). Notably, its soundstage is excellent along with deeper bass (from 60-70hz down to 50-60hz more or less).
 
By the way, I didn't feature my DIY speaker stands in the photos last time I posted here either, which were made out of cardboard paper, pillow stuffing, and sticky tapes
 

 

[kingpage]

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Y u no post in the DIY stand thread?
 
I love the orange colour BTW, what are you talking about?

 

[ssrock64]

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Hmmm...things have come a long way since my grado-modding days...Just got these bad boys in:
 
Yeah, I'm still a modder at heart
 
Kojaku

It's not too often that you see an HD800 with a Schiit stack, though they're becoming more popular. How does the combo sound?
 
Also, what've your mods done to the HD800's sound signature?

 

[FOX1201]

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Pretty much the only thing that is different is the new turntable and desk 

  

 

[ssrock64]

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Which model Audio-Technica is the TT?