Hello Gerhard,Thank you folks for the warm welcome!
Just to answer the question about the setup. This is a view I just took from the opposite side. I‘ve new speakers from audio physic „CODEX“, the amps are NAGRA VPA 50 W class a 845 tube power, the pre amp is a NAGRA JAZZ, CD player is NAGRA CDC, DAC is NAGRA classic DAC, digital recorders to be seen here are NAGRA V, VI and Seven. Turntable is a full spec LINN LP12. Streamer is NuPrime, but this is still under discussion.
The second picture showes on the left the T-Audio with analoge and digital monitor switchboard and preamps below from FUNK TONSTUDIOTECHNIK and on the right the NAGRA IVs reel to reel with NAGRA professional DAC below on top of a Revox B215 cassette tape deck.
What do I prefer to listen? Jazz, Folk, Country, Pop, Rock, some classic…
An where are the open baffle speakers? I used them (TRIO 15) for some ten years and replaced them recently by the audio physics.
But the TRIOs are still in my room waiting for a second life.
I wanted to ask you if you actually modified and treated your Haller furniture. Some say resonances are pretty bad. There’s a shop i stumbled upon which is specialized in treating USM racks and reduce resonances by a factor of 50 or so:
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Das Anti Vibration Panel (AVP) für USM Racks / Regale erhöht die Steifigkeit & verbesssert die Dämpfung enorm für ein Schwingungenfreies USM HIFI Rack.
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I am considering it as i prefer the design to conventional Hifi racks. What do you think?
Cheers, J.