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michael corleone wrote:Jack - The DM 302 is no pushover. It was voted Stereophile's Editors Choice during the 90's. A classic value for money speaker indeed for less than 10k. Got mine pre owned for 6k but sold it later.
The best sound for least money for me:
NAD 306 / KEF Coda 7
Pioneer A400X / Klipsch KG 3.2
Btw, the 306 and the classic A400X are still with me
Please share the best sound you got for the least amount of money
For me
B&W DM302, Yamaha Integrated na paylite from Abensons or somewhere, Abandoned Toshiba DVD player. The secret? Really cheap 12 guage spool wire that was so dull sounding the whole system ended up sounding expensive
KD wrote:I'm sure I have said it before, but I will again put in a good word for the Audio Technica CN5625AL (aka boytoy special) MM phono cartridge. This will work on the stock arms of most 70s-80s era direct drive turntables, which seem to be the entry level standard nowadays.
When properly set up, expect to hear the satisfying "smooth and full" sound that MM carts are known for, with just enough detail to get you hooked on the music format. This cart is also a decent tracker and quite tolerant of minor record warps. The built-in phono stages in many old integrated amps and stereo receivers will be compatible with it.
One day, of course, you will think of upgrading from this. It might take you a while, though, because you could end up spending P5,000 - P10,000 for the next step up. Our very own boytoy24 was selling these once upon a time for only P800!
DCO wrote:Please share the best sound you got for the least amount of money
For me
B&W DM302, Yamaha Integrated na paylite from Abensons or somewhere, Abandoned Toshiba DVD player. The secret? Really cheap 12 guage spool wire that was so dull sounding the whole system ended up sounding expensive
i still have a pair ! with box pa!
DCO wrote:Please share the best sound you got for the least amount of money
For me
B&W DM302, Yamaha Integrated na paylite from Abensons or somewhere, Abandoned Toshiba DVD player. The secret? Really cheap 12 guage spool wire that was so dull sounding the whole system ended up sounding expensive
i still have a pair ! with box pa!
kabubi wrote:Luxman PD 300 with a Micro Seiki MA 505 arm for only 17k (up to this day, i'm still kicking myself for letting this go for the same price. should change my name from buboy to BOBO )...
...BUT next week, i'll be getting a PD300 for only 5k (God is really good )
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