I would suggest, it depends on what sort of stuff you listen to and on what sort of kit (ie vinyl?) that dictates your set up.
Get yourself down to your local hi-fi independent. They'll happily relieve you of a few grand.
I would suggest, it depends on what sort of stuff you listen to and on what sort of kit (ie vinyl?) that dictates your set up.
Get yourself down to your local hi-fi independent. They'll happily relieve you of a few grand.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Pre-amp if using vinyl. Don't do that much these days, tbh.
integrated amp, DAC, quality CD player and some kind of digital interconnect for FLAC. 2 good speakers, stereo is all that is required, none of this surround sound nonsense. oh, and good headphones.
Have you tried the little Dragonfly DAC for playing stuff from your Mac/Laptop? Cool...
http://www.audioquest.com/usb_digita.../dragonfly-dac
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
is it any good?
I'm a little old fashioned, I'm not sure I would trust something without physical interconnects for my music . . .
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
It's excellent. I can't tell any difference in sound quality when playing through the Airdac or via a docking station, but I suppose when playing music off a phone the source quality is pretty **** anyway and nothing's going to improvce that... but for making the best of a bad job for the sake of convenience, it's (imo) the best solution out there.