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by GruHe 2y ago
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https://www.wired.com/2014/04/steve-jobs-stereo-system/ https://www.wired.com/2014/04/steve-jobs-stereo-system/
- fiatpandas 2y agoThanks! I’ll have to figure out how to get around the pay wall.
- jgrahamc 2y agoMK1 GyroDec Acoustat Monitor 3s Threshold FET-One preamp Threshold STASIS-1 Denon TU-750s
- fiatpandas 2y agoPerfect, thank you.
- Cockbrand 2y agoLoads fully in an incognito window for me. That said, that preamp really is a thing of beauty! Older people like myself remember that the essential things you'd unpack after moving into a new apartment were the mattress and the multi-component stereo system. All the other things could wait for a few days/weeks/months. It's strange how kids these days don't really care any more about having a phat sound system in their apartments.
- Bluestein 2y agoHeadphones, to blame?
- psunavy03 2y agoI don't consider myself an audiophile and I'm sure they'd scoff at the Klipsch speakers I have hooked up to my HTPC and home theater. But even then, listening to the Ultra HD selection on Amazon Music and 4K Blu-Rays as opposed to streaming, there's a noticeable upgrade in sound quality. I think you'd be hard-pressed to get anything close to the same level of sound out of headphone speakers or even a soundbar just based on the relative sizes of the speakers. Of course, like I said, the true (and wealthy) enthusiasts would probably look at my setup and laugh, because there's always more money to be thrown at something like that.
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