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  1. #1
    Join Date: Mar 2008

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    I'm Philip.

    Default Philips Main System

    Hi
    This is our main system, I will upload the others later.
    Philip




    Nottingham Analogue DAIS, Rega RB300


    Zyx R-100-02H


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    Shanling CD-T300 Omega Drive CD Player


    Quad 34, FM4, 606, Home made Headphone amp and power supply.


    Yamaha AV amp Pioneer Media box & DVD player.


    Quad ESL 63 speakers used for both hi-fi and AV front L&R speakers using the pre out of the Yamaha amp via a switch on the input to the Quad 606.


    Pioneer 436XDE 43 inch plasma


    Cheap subs from Richer sounds, there is one at each end of the settee.


    JPW rear speakers







    I think the system sounds good, future upgrades will include a better arm and a good phono pre amp. But that will be sometime in the future.

    Philip
    Last edited by baron; 21-03-2008 at 13:02. Reason: Added rear speakers

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    Join Date: Feb 2008

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    Quote Originally Posted by baron View Post

    Shanling CD-T300 Omega Drive CD Player
    Gimme Gimme Gimme!!!

    Go on!... You don't need it. Really you don't, honest!!!

    Shian7
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    Kudakutemo
    kudakutemo

    ari mizu-no tsuki

    Though it be be broken -
    broken again - still it's there:
    the moon on the water.

    - Choshu.

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    Oooooh....nice, especially the turntable.

    Good to see the wee JPW MM's doing service - I got a pair of these off eBay recently for just over a tenner. Fabulous little things...music music music. Not a huge amount else but for that much who cares??
    Richard.

    Round & round bits: LP12/Cirkus/Kore/Herc II/Roksan Nima/Hana EL
    Megabits: Bluesound Node 2i/TEAC UD-H01 dac
    Making it louder bits: Phonostage: Dynavector P75 Amp: Cyrus 8vs/PSX-R Speakers: Royd Sintra II
    Connecting it together bits i/c's: Flashback Premier. Speaker cables: Van Damme Hifi

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    Thanks for the comments about the turntable, we've only had it a couple of months. We are very pleased with it.. We upgraded from a Rega Planer 3 which we got when they came out in 1977 I think. It had the "S" shaped silver arm them.

    The JPW spekers are Sonata's I think. I have a pair of the Mini Monitors I use them with my PC.





    Sonata's



    Mini Monitors. They are on the Sonata stands.

    The rest of my computer system, which is in a loft conversion consists of:



    Sugden A48 amp, Goldring GL75 with the old Rega arm and cartridge.



    Tangent RS4 speakers and or the Mini monitors. With a switchable TEAC sub.

    The amp is connected to the PC so I can playback and record to and from the PC.

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    Baron,

    You and your wife have a series of pretty impressive systems.

    Paul.
    Streamer: NovaFidelity X40, Turntable: Rega RP3, Arm: Rega RB303, Cartridge: Audio Technica AT120E, Amp: Belles Aria, Loudspeakers: Quadral Aurum Montan VIII, Rack: Creaktiv Trend 1, Cables: Beresford, Chord, Coherent, MCRU, Rega, TCI.

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    Join Date: Mar 2008

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    I'm Philip.

    Smile System Update

    Hi all
    I've just fitted a new arm to the Dias, here the pictures.

    The best HI FI geek tool around.








    Fitted and working










    off to do some more listening now.
    Main Sys. N.A.S DAIS; 12" Ace Space , Benz Micro Wood SL, Timesteep T-01MC, Quad Platinum DMP, Quad Platinum Pre, FM4,Quad Platinum Stereo, Quad ESL 63, PRC4 RCM, Chord XLR, Mark Grant G1000HD, Black Mamba's. Stax SRM600 SR507
    AVCambridge audio Blu-ray player, Pioneer SC-LX 57 Front 2 channels switched into Quad 606 Powering the ESL63s. Rear powering Celestion Speakers, LFE 2 cheap subwoffers.
    Man-cave Sys. A. GL75, RB300, ZYX R100H, Rega Planer 3, RB200, Rega Carbon Elys II,Quad 34, 606, Tangent RS4.
    Man-cave Sys. B. Revox A77, Akai 400D, Sugdon A48II, JPW Monitors.
    Gallery http://www.theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=341
    Classic Sys. Garrard 301, SME M2-9R, Benz Micro Wood SL, Quad Vena, 303, FM3, AM3. ESL 57. Quad II, 22, FM2 Rega Planet. Rega Phono
    Gallery http://www.theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=403
    Headphones, Stax SR507 (x2) /SRM600 Limited, Sennhieser HD424, Sennhieser HD558, AKGK105UHF, Beyerdynamic DT 931, Beyerdynamic DT231, Etymotic ER4 micropro.

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    Hi Baron

    I don't know how I missed your set up....very nice. Love the Omega drive, I once had the loan of one for a month....very nice indeed. One thing worth playing with is a platform or say RDC platform for underneath it. I found it to be fussy about what it sat on the best option that doesn't mess up the look would be a set of RDC cups, into which the cones under the player can sit into. You should have a play with some isolation...I know you will be surprised by what you hear.

    Mains leads too make a difference with this Shanling as well.


    Regards D S D L
    Regards Neil

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    Join Date: Mar 2008

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    I'm Philip.

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    Thanks for the comments Neil, funnily enough I was going to look into isolation, I'll start with a set of the RDC cups I think. I've got my own filtered mains lead/block fitted which seams to work ok.
    Main Sys. N.A.S DAIS; 12" Ace Space , Benz Micro Wood SL, Timesteep T-01MC, Quad Platinum DMP, Quad Platinum Pre, FM4,Quad Platinum Stereo, Quad ESL 63, PRC4 RCM, Chord XLR, Mark Grant G1000HD, Black Mamba's. Stax SRM600 SR507
    AVCambridge audio Blu-ray player, Pioneer SC-LX 57 Front 2 channels switched into Quad 606 Powering the ESL63s. Rear powering Celestion Speakers, LFE 2 cheap subwoffers.
    Man-cave Sys. A. GL75, RB300, ZYX R100H, Rega Planer 3, RB200, Rega Carbon Elys II,Quad 34, 606, Tangent RS4.
    Man-cave Sys. B. Revox A77, Akai 400D, Sugdon A48II, JPW Monitors.
    Gallery http://www.theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=341
    Classic Sys. Garrard 301, SME M2-9R, Benz Micro Wood SL, Quad Vena, 303, FM3, AM3. ESL 57. Quad II, 22, FM2 Rega Planet. Rega Phono
    Gallery http://www.theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=403
    Headphones, Stax SR507 (x2) /SRM600 Limited, Sennhieser HD424, Sennhieser HD558, AKGK105UHF, Beyerdynamic DT 931, Beyerdynamic DT231, Etymotic ER4 micropro.

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    Hi Baron

    The Dais is a fantastic TT I have owned one a couple of years ago, had it fitted with 2 arm boards. One with the NA Ace Space the other a Graham Phantom. If you really want to hear how truely great the Dais can sound I'd give one a serious try.

    I have the Feickert alignment guage too, great bit of kit. Love it.

    Photo of the Dais



    Andy
    Last edited by Sand Dancin Donkey Walker; 29-03-2009 at 20:45.
    HV Electrical Engineer - SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) Plant

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