totem/nad denon

Thank you all for the answer. The NAD stays!!!! It has been my dream to have a good dedicated music system....i am pro musician who has suffered hearing loss so i want to hear as much as i can. I was only willing to go backwards to make a little bread by selling the NAD. But i am convinced by your responses that I was on the right course to begin with. So now i have dedicated music system with totem and nad and dedicated home theater with Denon and gallo. By the way the Gallo setup is fantastic for movies and dreadful for music.
Thank you

brian

First - what a great forum! and now another beginner question. Can i connect the totems to both the nad and the denon?

Or is this a basic audio no no.

The reason being is if i am watching a music program through Apple tv or you tube music clip on my tv I would love the sound to then come through the totems.

And one more question while i have this astute group....you know my setup nad plus totems. What turntable should i get? cant break the bank - under $400.00.

thank you again.


Brian


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adetunde,
You're making the right decision to keep the NAD. If you're looking for a TT, I suggest starting a new thread in the Analogue section.
List your system; NAD, Totems, cables, size of room, and the types of music you listen to.
Also include if this is your 1st TT and if you have a record collection.

There are many recent threads asking for TT advice. You can look thru the Analogue Forum or use key words in the Archives.
For new plug and play TTs, the same names keep popping up... Rega, Pro-ject Debut Carbon DC, Audio Technica, Music Hall mmf2.2. The other option is used.

thank you!