Re: (TV) Way OT: Stereo question

[andy fekete <andy.fekete@gmail.com>]

"Both take up a lot of space and I would like to buy something with a
cd player, aux plug in for an mp3 player and a hook up for the
turntable that is smaller in size (speakers especially) but can be
cranked up and sound good when needed.  Does the new equipment sound
better / worse (looking at dropping no more than $1000.00"

If the amp is still ok, and has two spare inputs (either an aux input
and a tape input, or tape 1 and tape 2), I'd use it for the new setup.

I have an old Pioneer amp I use in the studio:  PC goes into aux, and
mp3 player goes into tape1.  Works great.

I tossed my old Fisher speakers though (they were huge!) and replaced
them with a pair of decent but much smaller studio monitors from
Craig's list.

-A


On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 10:02 PM, grntg<grntg@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have a questioon for all the audiophiles on the list:
>
> We are having a garage sale and my wife and I both have two very old stereo systems.  One from the late 70's (sony amp with allegro speakers, I'm keeping the turntable) and a technics from the late  80's (turntable, amp, dual casette, speakers and a multidisc cd player).  We are keeping my turntable.
>
> Both take up a lot of space and I would like to buy something with a cd player, aux plug in for an mp3 player and a hook up for the turntable that is smaller in size (speakers especially) but can be cranked up and sound good when needed.  Does the new equipment sound better / worse (looking at dropping no more than $1000.00
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> greg
>
>
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