And dont believe the hype about interconnects,and speaker cable that costs 100 pounds per metre

My friend made some tracks and burnt them to cd, he gave away a few copies, and a company that makes cd players were impressed at the sound quality, they used it as a reference for demos to customers, they raved on about the fantastic sound stage etc...,they didnt know the whole cd was recorded using a cheap guitar lead,and v.cheap audio interconnect cables , 5pound each

recording studios are a bit like the meat farm. The buying public cant see or hear how the end product has been treated before hand...

teac is ok,they used to make good tape decks,

i have a Rotel amp, Yamaha cd and celestion speakers, its a perfectly balanced stereo and has been pumping out the tunes for 10 years, the setup is so awesome i've never felt the need to upgrade, all i've ever done is hook an ipod and pc up to it

one of my tweeters has broke on my mordaunts

I couldn't find any on the official MS site, but Ebay has replacement Mordaunt Short tweeters, the only problem is that every time I paste the link it redirects to the Ebay home, but if you search Ebay for 'Mordaunt Short Tweeters' it'll take you to the relevant page.

can't get to the tweeter without mashing the front of the speaker though

d*mn, that's very unusual from a serious speaker manufacturer, there's almost always access to the woofer and tweeter by removing the back of the speaker even when there aren't screws through the units themselves - I can only advise the fairly obvious of Googling your model number followed by 'tweeter replacement' and hope someone's had the same problem.

yeah I did and the aluminium surround plate holding the mids and tweeter is glued. no access through the rear

Kenwood or Sony

Has anyone had any experience or own a turntable made by pro-ject audio. It seems they are rated very highly and very affordable.

I haven't owned one personally, but every review I've ever seen (including the most respected hi-fi mags) have been most enthusiastic.

I have a raspberry pi 2 running OSMC (media centre) with the IQaudIO pi DAC plus board added to it. The DAC is a 32 bit, upto 192khz per channel sample rate and made by Burr Brown/Texas Instruments. Connected to the raspberry pi's USB ports I have a Samsung blue ray/ DVD/CD reader and a hard disc, a wifi dongle, an infra red remote and a wireless keyboard. Also a 7 inch monitor for the screen. The sound quality from the pi DAC plus board is absolutley awesome. It only costs 30 pounds yet it sounds like a DAC costing a thousand pounds.

Used to own a pair of Jammo Gale Force 25 speakers.Amazing bass response.

I have a Cyrus 6 system . power amp,CD,amp and a regards turntable with b@w speakers , compact little system that sounds incredible and goes very loud when needed.

Epos speaker's

Technics is good