Nice. I would feel right @ home with that collection. I recognize many of the artists. That's a cool website. I like how it is so informative and easy to use. Do you have any laser video discs? I think those are very collectable too.
Check out watchnerd's music collection on Discogs
Dig through watchnerd's collection on the world's biggest online music database and marketplace & start cataloging your own. Happy Collecting!www.discogs.com
No movie playback capability? Netflix even?
This has got to be one of the weirdest phono stages out there. Looks scary as hell, electrically.For me, hands-down, it's my Yph phono stage:
It gets more comments, questions, than other piece of electronics I own. As a work of living room art, it's great.
As a work of craftmanship, it's great. Hand-made case, point-point-wiring.
As a piece of audio gear, it's crazy. It doesn't fit in a rack. It has no adjustment to cartridge loading or gain. It's output is somewhat anemic. The noise floor is high. Specs would probably be bested by a $50 solid state stage with a wall wart.
But, it's part of my vinyl world, which is already objectively inferior, so I don't worry.
And yours?
I would not normally point this out but it may be an important typo needing a correction.
www.audiosanctuary.co.uk
In my audiophool time when I trusted the reviews of a certain magazine, I bought these. Active...and just 1 meter long
Chord Company HDMI Active Silver Plus High Speed - From Custom Cable
Chord Company HDMI Active Silver Plus High Speed with Ethernet (v1.4) high quality silver plated copper digital video interconnect from the UK's No.1 Supplier Of HiFi and AV Cables and Accessories
I can tell you how but only if you start a new post about 'audio profiteering'.
Oh I did, I most certainly did. That's the other item I will sell: The X can v3. (Luckily I did have the sense to buy the Sennheiser hd650)You should have bought tubes.
Mine too, but I plead not guilty to audiophoolery because I came about them by accident, and like you, their value seems dictated by others ... in the late 1980s I had a three-week gig at a huge TV broadcaster in the UK, where a tech maintenance area was being revamped. Guys were literally using shovels to clear a tube storage room into two-yard rolling dumpsters. Seemed a shame, so I filled a rotten old carton (from an old Lockwood monitor, it turned out) with a random selection. Among them were two dozen unused Osram B65s (6SN7s) which now go for a grand apiece, or $5k for matched quads.
Also among them were six Bugle Boys, stamped on the box flap with the packing date 6th July 1957. Which was a Saturday, so the factory was obviously humming ... and it was a hugely significant musical date, too - so they could be worth a grand apiece as well.
Check out watchnerd's music collection on Discogs
Dig through watchnerd's collection on the world's biggest online music database and marketplace & start cataloging your own. Happy Collecting!
www.discogs.com
