So, record players...

[Ashtray Wasp]

I don't even have the money yet btw, I'm still trying to convince my parents that if I don't fail any subjects at school, they let me buy them (problems and advantages of still being in school ) So yeah, the Stax just looked so good becouse they are electrostatic and not as expensive as the SR407 or the SR007 MKII, (and it was either that or a Thrustmaster Warthog anyway), but I'm more declined into listening to my music with quality. I'll just try to negotiate the price with the seller if he doesn't sell it in a day or two that are left

Btw, thanks for the info on the ATHM50s, I'll have a look at them, I've also seen that the BeyerDynamic DT 880s and the ATH AD900 are relly good for electronic music and such, a bit pricey though

[Aerial Boundaries]

"I'm more declined into listening to my music with quality." Of course!

Beyerdynamic are pretty well regarded as far as I can remember. The headfi forums are a good resource by the way, and whathifi articles tend to be alright (though they are prone to using bullshit 'audiophile' terms on occasion)

[Ashtray Wasp]

"I'm more declined into listening to my music with quality." Of course!

Beyerdynamic are pretty well regarded as far as I can remember. The headfi forums are a good resource by the way, and whathifi articles tend to be alright (though they are prone to using bullshit 'audiophile' terms on occasion)

Yes, I've been looking at some reviews on HeadFi, but didn't know of whathifi, I'll give it a look!

[Aerial Boundaries]

Coolio

[re-phaelam-ed]

"I'm more declined into listening to my music with quality." Of course!

Beyerdynamic are pretty well regarded as far as I can remember. The headfi forums are a good resource by the way, and whathifi articles tend to be alright (though they are prone to using bullshit 'audiophile' terms on occasion)

if you're looking for awesome sounding cans, go for GRADO. so good!
sr-80s you get a LOT of bang for your buck.
but if you wanna dive in and get THE sound, get the rs-1's or go all the way and get the ps-1000's.
add a headphone tube amp, and you are immersing yourself in aural bliss.

i had a pair of rs-1's and p-1000's, with a schitt valhalla amp. it is WELL worth the buckers.
the rs-1's punch the bass a little more, while the ps-1000 offer s true reference sound stage. your ears will trip out.

go try them if you can.

my rs-1's


my ps-1000's

[valleaux]

"I'm more declined into listening to my music with quality." Of course!

Beyerdynamic are pretty well regarded as far as I can remember. The headfi forums are a good resource by the way, and whathifi articles tend to be alright (though they are prone to using bullshit 'audiophile' terms on occasion)

if you're looking for awesome sounding cans, go for GRADO. so good!
sr-80s you get a LOT of bang for your buck.
but if you wanna dive in and get THE sound, get the rs-1's or go all the way and get the ps-1000's.
add a headphone tube amp, and you are immersing yourself in aural bliss.

i had a pair of rs-1's and p-1000's, with a schitt valhalla amp. it is WELL worth the buckers.
the rs-1's punch the bass a little more, while the ps-1000 offer s true reference sound stage. your ears will trip out.

go try them if you can.

my rs-1's


my ps-1000's

Nice SH-101.

On-topic, my record player is very old, and a hand-me-down. The old needle was bad, so I got one from a local record store and it works wonderfully. My turntable (1989), receiver (1989), and speakers (1969) are all very old, so they give off a nice vintage sound flavor.

[Josh]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/204632750@N02/shares/Bm74TJaR9b

Recently dug this out of storage. I'm not sure if it even works. I don't have a receiver and my wired speakers have been in mom's basement for ages. I'd like to get it set up. We'll see.

[akirako]

I can't DJ on vinyl so I'm not very demanding. I'm fine with my AT-LP70X.