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System One SACD Player: Marantz 8260 highly modified DIY Preamp: Aspen by Aspen Amplifiers & DIY Amp: Naksa 80 by Aspen Amplifiers & DIY Speakers: Osborn Titan Reference Subwoofer: Critical Q, design by Joe Rasmussen Cables: DIY System Two SACD Player: Marantz 8260 highly modified DIY Speakers: DIY 2.5 way w/Seas W18E & Hiq OW1, designed by Selah Audio Preamp: Aspen by Aspen Amplifiers & DIY Amp: Naksa 80 by Aspen Amplifiers & DIY Cables: DIY |
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June 14, 2013
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| No I haven't and I'm not really interested either. However I am most interested in this: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/aksa/236489-naksa-80-description.html I helped develop this amplifier and have a couple versions of the design that I developed on my own. I find it to be the equal with the best amplifiers, regardless of price or reputation. ... more | |
June 14, 2013
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| Class D amps have been around for around a dozen years. They are exceedingly popular with the diy crowd. Bruno's new NCore modules are quite popular. Just look at associated threads on audiocircle and diyaudio. By the time you get all done, it'll cost around $1500. As with all things, opinions vary about Class D amps. I've liked to ones I have ... more | |
June 11, 2013
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| That explains the recent email from them advising of a big sale. ... more | |
June 9, 2013
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| Pretty good answers thus far I think. Costwise, even if you spend the money for a modification rebuild, the total spent is still far far less than the players costing five figures and up. You still may not have the build quality of those costly players. But the Oppo players seem to be very reliable. ... more | |
June 9, 2013
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| Worth is a rather fluid term with different meanings to different people. Thus, your statement may be true for you. However, Dan does good business with modifying Oppo players so some think differently from you. BTW, all the people who modify the Oppo players, both business-wise and hobbyist, provide Oppo with a low/no cost research and ... more | |