csricharan
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This is my music system:
Kenwood KA-55 stereo integrated amplifier (40+40 W)
Polk Audio RTi A1 book shelf speakers (125 +125 W)
Philips CD/DVD player
Technics tape deck
Audio Technica turntable
Kenwood 7+7 equaliser
The amp is a vintage amp that i got from a friend of mine. It sounds brilliant even after all these years. I am sure it's close to 30 years. It shows its age with a few scars and chips. The Polks are pretty new and I bought them after a lot of reading and auditioning. And I am glad I did. They are pretty good. Tight bass, superb highs and great sound imaging; I turned my head this way and that listening to cymbals on Ennio Morricone's The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. The Philips, Technics and the Audio Technica are basic. They just about do the job; while the equaliser makes up somewhat for the Technics' inabilities. What I have is not earth shaking but every once in a while when my wife and kids are away, my system does shake the room a bit and sounds pretty good doing it.
Kenwood KA-55 stereo integrated amplifier (40+40 W)
Polk Audio RTi A1 book shelf speakers (125 +125 W)
Philips CD/DVD player
Technics tape deck
Audio Technica turntable
Kenwood 7+7 equaliser
The amp is a vintage amp that i got from a friend of mine. It sounds brilliant even after all these years. I am sure it's close to 30 years. It shows its age with a few scars and chips. The Polks are pretty new and I bought them after a lot of reading and auditioning. And I am glad I did. They are pretty good. Tight bass, superb highs and great sound imaging; I turned my head this way and that listening to cymbals on Ennio Morricone's The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. The Philips, Technics and the Audio Technica are basic. They just about do the job; while the equaliser makes up somewhat for the Technics' inabilities. What I have is not earth shaking but every once in a while when my wife and kids are away, my system does shake the room a bit and sounds pretty good doing it.