Meridian 206 CD Player
Meridian 200 Transport
Audio Synthesis DAX DA converter
Meridian 263 DA converter
Denon 304 Cartridge
Magic standard Tube preamp
Audio Synthesis Ben Duncan Preamplifier
Audio Synthesis PAS-02
Meridian 605 Amplifier
Musical Fidelity M-3 Nuvista Amplifier
Tandberg 3026A
GamuT L5 Speaker
Spendor S-100 Speaker
Spendor SP-1/2E Speaker
Spendor SP-1 Speaker
Spendor SP-2/2 Speaker
B&W 805 Monitor
REL Acoustics Stadium 111 Subwoofer
REL Acoustics Stadium 11 Subwoofer
Nelson-Reed 1204 Subwoofer
Hsu Research HRSW-10 Subwoofer
Hsu Research HRSW-12 Subwoofer
Bob's Devices Cinemag Preamplifier
Conrad Johnson Primer 350SA Amplifier
Basis Audio 2001 Turntable
Graham Engineering 2.2 Tonearm
Audio-Technica USA 33EV Cartridge
Linn LP-12 Sondek Turntable
Asr Basis Exclusive Phono Stage Preamplifier
Audia Flight Preamplifier
PS Audio Quintet Tweak
Quad FM-4 Tuner
Van den Hul The First Interconnect
Cardas Golden Reference Speaker cable
Oyaide GPX Tweak
Musical Fidelity V-DAC DA converter
PS Audio PPP Tweak
SR MIGs Tweak
Metrum Octave DA converter
Rega Rega RB 1000 Tonearm
Riggle VTA Adjustor Tweak
Townshend Allegri Preamplifier
Stan's system
I got started in Audio in the early 60s when I was doing graduate work at the University of Chicago. I use to go to the outlet store of Allied Radio and buy components to try and then assemble them into systems to sell to fellow students. This led to a long career in what you might call Semi-Pro audio. I have been a factory authorized dealer for many brands but never with the intention of making a living at it. I have loved music and audio all my life and have wanted to share this with others. In the old days I was always trying something new, I obtained Stax and Spendor direct from the manufactures and showed them to the person who became their first importer. I have liked the British sound since using the Quad 57s but not to the exclusion of other speakers. I have not listed my interconnects because I have a large number of them and because I can't remember what some of the unlabeled ones are. I like Siltech, Van Den Hul, Kimber, Mapleshade and others, they do make a difference but they can drive you crazy. I would not spend a fortune on them but get good ones. Use Stax and Senheiser 650 headphones. |
