), and he has repeatedly told me that he is first and foremost a music lover more than anything else. Putting his audio gears second would be an enviable task for me even. He regards his set-up as one that has good value for the money.
To start with, he has 4 pieces of amplifier blocks that I once held so close to my audio life - the Jadis JA 200 monos. Si kumpare pa ang original owner nito.
Nostalgia.... Then, the all too familiar Magnepan planars - another beloved sight. This one is the MG 1.6. Line stage is from Rogue Audio, phono stage from Musical Surroundings, the Super Nova that can accept 3 turntables, and that is exactly what our man here possess - THREE turntables. The Kuzma Reference table with the Reference Stogi tonearm, fitted with the Koetsu Rosewood Signature cartridge. Next is the VPI TNT II with another Kuzma Ref arm, with the Koetsu Black Cartridge. And the third table is the Immedia table with a Morch tonearm, presently without a cartridge yet. This is what we call for future development. There is also a Roksan CD player. Cables by Cardas, and oh, beside, or even amidst the roomtunes are some more 'interesting' stuffs. We shall see....
The Kuzma Reference table and Arm, with the Rosewood Signature:
The VPI TNT II, Kuzma Arm and the Koetsu Black:
The Immedia table with the Morch arm: (below the TNT)
The Rogue Audio line stage and the Roksan CD player:
The Musical Surroundings Super Nova Phono Stage:
All in the (front end) Family:
The Back-end: Jadis JA 200 monos and Maggie MG 1.6
Amongst the roomtunes: The Soundlab Quantum hybrid speakers
The black colored panels are the Soundlabs electrostat hybrids.
The Full View:
The Music Rack:
The thousands of LPs of our music lover.
I really admire this setup, how it's put together, the affinity for Koetsu, Kuzma, Jadis and dipole/planars (not to mention the ultra-cool LP rack).
turntable, the German made Acoustic Signature, which he has consigned for sale and was not at his room at the time of the photo session. 
