Great choice of the Outlaw/Tekton combination. With AudioQuest, the Golden Gate interconnect and the "no frills" Rocket 44 speaker cable from Audio Advisor would be solid choices. Good luck and have fun.
Cheers,
Scott
Cheers,
Scott
Schiit Vidar Outlaw RR2160
Getting back into vinyl so I dusted off my old Kenwood KA 701, JBL 110's and a Technics SLQ3. They were all purchased in the late 70's and I am ready to start my upgrade process. Don't have a big budget compared to many on this forum, however, I will share with you what I am considering. Upgraded the Technics with a Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Esprit SB just recently.
By my choice of amplifiers in the topic heading, you can tell my budget is apx $700-800 for an amp. Why the Outlaw? Good reviews with the added bonus of a receiver. Planning to add at the same time a Schiit Freya pre-amp and a pair of Tekton Lores ($1000) for speakers. So you can see my total budget is only 2400 for pre-amp, amp and speakers.
If it helps I listen to female vocalists, classic rock, soundtracks and musicals.
Looking for feedback on my choice of equipment. Thanks
By my choice of amplifiers in the topic heading, you can tell my budget is apx $700-800 for an amp. Why the Outlaw? Good reviews with the added bonus of a receiver. Planning to add at the same time a Schiit Freya pre-amp and a pair of Tekton Lores ($1000) for speakers. So you can see my total budget is only 2400 for pre-amp, amp and speakers.
If it helps I listen to female vocalists, classic rock, soundtracks and musicals.
Looking for feedback on my choice of equipment. Thanks
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I think a music streamer is a great idea. I have the Bluesound Node 2 and it is great. Check it out if you get a chance. http://http//www.bluesound.com/en-us/products/node-2/?cl Cheers, Scott |