Welcome New Members to ASR, introduce yourself here.

[Dilis]

1 - Welcome to the forum.

2- If you want advice, this is not the thread for it - this is for introductions. I suggest re-posting your request for advice in a more appropriate location.

3 - When you do - please don't just post model numbers - then you are forcing your readers to search for the model numbers to find out what type of device it is, and how your system is set up. Instead post the model number plus description (EG Teac AR 600 - integrated amplifier)

That is my intro; I've understood how a forum works. I have no request there
Copy for model+description; is it better now?

 

[MmmGuacamole]

Hello ASR

I've been out of the hobby for a long time, but never completely gave up my drive to have my music sound it's best to my ears.
I've recently dived back in to find a lot has changed since I last followed things closely. I'm happy to see that "digital" is no longer a term to be whispered in the dark and that, for the most part, coexists with the analog world that came before.

Currently we have a whole home SONOS system. Audiophile quality, no, but a convenient way to keep ourselves entertained. Near future plans call for setting up something for myself in one of the rooms.

I've found DAPs a great way to escape from the pressures of the day and annoyances of my phone. To that end I currently enjoy using:

On Ear Phones: Bowers & Wilkins P5, AKG N60
IEMs: BASN MiX-PD, 7Hz Timeless II, DUNU 142, Hidizs MP145
DAPs: Astell&Kern SP3000T-Cu, Astell&Kern SP3000M, Cayin N3 Ultra, FiiO JM-21.

I look forward to learning from others, sharing what I've learned along the way, and the camaraderie of the hobby.

-Jon

 

[tineared]

Hello ASR

I've been out of the hobby for a long time, but never completely gave up my drive to have my music sound it's best to my ears.
I've recently dived back in to find a lot has changed since I last followed things closely. I'm happy to see that "digital" is no longer a term to be whispered in the dark and that, for the most part, coexists with the analog world that came before.

Currently we have a whole home SONOS system. Audiophile quality, no, but a convenient way to keep ourselves entertained. Near future plans call for setting up something for myself in one of the rooms.

I've found DAPs a great way to escape from the pressures of the day and annoyances of my phone. To that end I currently enjoy using:
On Ear Phones: Bowers & Wilkins P5, AKG N60
IEMs: BASN MiX-PD, 7Hz Timeless II, DUNU 142, Hidizs MP145
DAPs: Astell&Kern SP3000T-Cu, Astell&Kern SP3000M, Cayin N3 Ultra, FiiO JM-21.

I look forward to learning from others, sharing what I've learned along the way, and the camaraderie of the hobby.

-Jon

Welcome to ASR!

 

[JSmith]

Currently we have a whole home SONOS system. Audiophile quality, no,

Welcome to ASR.

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Review and Measurements of SONOS Connect Streamer

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www.audiosciencereview.com

JSmith