Reaching the top and stoping

My B&W Nautilus 801s and Krell KSA-250 will be in my system for a very long time to come.

Nrchy,

I am not saying what I have is the best but rather is there a place where you stop buying because the products you have are the best for your own system.

I guess you seem to think that the products I have, and will not sell, will be in the next months classified. LOL.

As you can see I am 95% vinyl so we do see a little eye to eye. I don't get your point on that one. A CDP is for love making only!!!!!!!!! unless of course you can get the job done in 20 mins or less.

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I was just talking with someone about this today. The one item in my system that I cannot seem to upgrade from is an original Shunyata Hydra....not from lack of trying. :)

I've had the Hydra for over 4 years, which is a lifetime for me. 80% of my system is less than 15 months old. I've tried replacing the Hydra several times, but just can't find anything that I like better. Go figure.

Cheers,
John

Glory, 20min.....left or right?? + what's your fav. song?
P.S
The only thing that i am not gone sell is that f...n , in ceiling projection screen & my wet ipod (don't ask).....it makes me sick .
Eliza, are you trading ????

The top for me was reached several years ago when I picked up a pair of Levinson 20.6 mono amps, driven by a Levinson 26S preamp, using MIT cables to my B&W Matrix 800 reference speakers. I'm sure the newer Nautilus series, especially with diamond coated tweeters surpasses my older models in certain areas, but the overall balance of this system creates the synergy and musicality that is rarely achieved. This is definitely true when playing vinyl on my LP12 turntable with the Naim ARO tonearm and Armegeddon power supply with a Van den Hul custom cartridge. I will eventually upgrade to the newer MIT Oracle line of cables, but the rest is not for sale.