JohnMclane
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Hi all. I'm looking to buy a complete stereo system for my father for christmas. He's a jazz musician and a trumpet player. He got good musical ears. He already had a stereo system, but because of the dab conversion he wanted a system with dab as well. He didn't know dab adapter even existed, so he ignorantly and unconsciously bought a all in one stereo system with dab, casette, cd, turntable, usb. Needless to say, it's absolute s*it. I don't think the turntable even has RIAA. No bass response at all.
I'd like to get him all new components max budget 2500$
Amplifier, dab, cd, usb, turntable, cassette, cd and speakers.
I'd like to know your subjective opinions on how to acquire that 'sweet' sound. And what you personally like and why. I'm thinking of speakers and or speaker amp combo. I'd like to be a little prepared before I go and listen for myself in (13 demo rooms to my disposal)
Whatfi reviews has been really helpful as to where a product "is at". I know my ears will be the final judge. But I'd really like to hear what everyone has actually heard out there ;D It would be of great help.
And when I say sweet sound, I really mean non sibilant, not hissssy. I've yet to actually hear what true sweet really are. I've probably heard great recordings that are 'sweet' but I've never actually had the right room acoustics or the equipment or speakers to really have the best basis to be able to hear it.
What is sweet to you? And why.
I'd like to get him all new components max budget 2500$
Amplifier, dab, cd, usb, turntable, cassette, cd and speakers.
I'd like to know your subjective opinions on how to acquire that 'sweet' sound. And what you personally like and why. I'm thinking of speakers and or speaker amp combo. I'd like to be a little prepared before I go and listen for myself in (13 demo rooms to my disposal)
Whatfi reviews has been really helpful as to where a product "is at". I know my ears will be the final judge. But I'd really like to hear what everyone has actually heard out there ;D It would be of great help.
And when I say sweet sound, I really mean non sibilant, not hissssy. I've yet to actually hear what true sweet really are. I've probably heard great recordings that are 'sweet' but I've never actually had the right room acoustics or the equipment or speakers to really have the best basis to be able to hear it.
What is sweet to you? And why.