BRO3

The Fluance RT82 and Schitt Mani 2 are fine. I would suggest better choices for speakers, the Klipsch are OK, but overpriced, and there are better options such as the ELAC, Triangle Borea BR03, or Wharfedale. Or forget the Schitt Mani 2 for now, and put the $300 toward a proper integrated amp with a

Don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but as the other comment says the mechanism for this turntable is the most mass produced on the market and are effectively not repairable or adjustable. It's cheap nasty stuff. I would suggest looking into upgrading if I'm honest. These are known to damage re

personally, I'd keep it simple for a first setup. Get something that will last you for a few years but leave you room to upgrade if you get more serious about the hobby. I'd also invest more in your speakers up front than your turntable, as they'll be useful for any and all playback, whether it's fr

I have two pairs of Dali speakers: Spektor 2 and Oberon 3. I'm happy with both. In a bigger room, the Oberon do "fill" the room better, probably because of their bigger size/bigger woofer and naturally more powerful bass. Thought the Oberon would kill your budget, so Spektor 2 could be a great entry

Typ 5-6 papp bör man nog lägga som minst, och runt 10-15 så låter det fördjävla bra.Ja, det är inte jättebillligt med hi-fi grejor men dom håller i all evighet också. Riktiga buy it for life saker. Polk Audio har bra högtalare, ES15 och ES20 är lämpliga för en lägenhet.https://www.prisjakt.nu/produk

Get yourself a pair of triangle BRO3. Tried to replace them with higher end speakers and couldn’t.

I dont think that you can compare a $2.2k bookshelf speaker (500SP) with a floorstander that costs $1.4k of the same brand, the Fyne Audio F501S should be the same lvl as the 500SP but a floorstander, it almost have the same price at $2.3k. I've been eyeing the Fyne Audio F501E myself but the local

Try to find a local stereo shop and see if you can listen to some different pairs. Your Marantz is fine. Everyone’s taste is different but I would say spend 2-3x on your speakers what your amp costs. So if we’re talking $400-600 you have a lot of fantastic options, because that’s an incredibly compe

Assuming that you will continue using the Cambridge receiver, I’d go with a Pro-Ject and a good set of bookshelf speakers on stands. Something like this: Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Evo and Triangle Borea BRO3 or Q Acoustics 3030i speakers, although it will stretch your budget. Whatever you decide on, don

Triangle bro3 $300 with svs 1000 $500 with a receiver. Use to run iota avx3 but 1 channel went out after 5 years. Still sounds great!! Currently spending my hifi money on iem / portable dac. Home 2.1 I would have to spend a lot more to get significant improvements. Any one please correct me if I am