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This was my system mostly from 2002-2015. All that remains is the Atma-sphere Mp-1 in my current setup. I left up the posting as it was an awesome system. I’m open to any questions regarding it. I’ll try soon to post the current system.


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    • Avantgarde Trio
    3-way horns w/4 active subs
    • VIVA Aurora SE
    845 single ended mono blocks with various vintage 845's.
    • Atma-Sphere MP-1 mark II
    Tube pre-amp with mc phono.
    • Basis Audio 2500
    Suspension belt driven turntable.
    • Basis Audio Vector 3
    Pivot tone arm
    • Transfiguration Temper W
    mc cartridge.
    • Wavelength Audio Cardinal X1
    300B single ended monoblocks.
    • Electrocompaniet EMC-1 up
    cd player
    • Purist Audio Design Proteous
    10 meter interconnect
    • Silverline interconnect
    XLR.
    • Sound Application XE-6
    Line conditioner for power amps and subwoofers.
    • Walker Velocitor
    Line conditioner for source and pre.
    • Elrod Signature 2 and 3
    power cords
    • Omega Mikro active
    power cord
    • Electraglide Ultra Khan
    power cord
    • VPI HW-17f
    record cleaner
    • McIntosh MC-240
    Early 60's.

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Acresverde, No that wasn't me.
Prcinka, the McIntosh is mostly just for collectable purposes, although there are a couple cuts that I enjoy the way it sounds. Also, for the novelty of a fifty year old amplifier powering the Trios. It's actually very nice sounding, and quiet too, obviously not at all in the same league as the other two though. Thanks for all the comments. For years I have appreciated everyone else's virtual systems. I thought it was about time I posted mine.

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Warrenh, You misunderstood. That is my goal. I never claimed anything. As soon as an acoustic instrument is amplified and played through a speaker of any kind it will change the sound. But with our hobby we try to get our system to resemble the original sound of instruments the best we can. My comment on airy soundstage was to make a point that these are actually hi-fi effects and they don't really exist to the same extent in live music the way that our systems can demonstrate. Even though we all really enjoy this. I'm glad you can tell the difference between live acoustic instruments and recorded. I think even a person with substantial hearing loss would have no problem either.

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