Originally Posted By Milt
Aldermog,
A quality classic system. Your kit takes me back to my college days. I was constantly on the upgrade route. As I recall, the ultimate was between Pink Triangle and the LP12. Both too much for me back then. Explored dbx records and ended up converting to CD's as players started to sound less digital. Still have the kit, but now I'm a Spotify convert.


Pink Triangle, Linn, Dunlop, Ariston...all variations on a theme but only Linn has really endured.

I have a load of CDs, they are convenient, as is a digital download through some sort of player, or streamer or network device, but music? I suppose it is but it lacks something.

I looked long and hard at going into the full digital world that Linn and Naim are so behind. But I like to chose a record, or a CD, and play it. Opening a file in a computer? OK, but it isn't the same. No emotion. Listening to the digital streamed music is superficially wonderful, but ultimately unrewarding.

Music is all about emotion. Computers are not. I'll stay as long as I can in the Analogue music world, along with my Analogue Morgan.


Peter,
66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S
No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...