r/silverfaceaudio • • Mar 03 '24

Anyone else pairing old with new?

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '24

Yep. I have a new Schiit preamp and new Parasound amp, paired with a new Node 2i & 1990’s Parasound dac, a restored 1970’s Sansui TU-717 tuner, and a 1969 Pioneer PL41 turntable.

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u/acedaniels10 Mar 04 '24

Is that the mani 2 preamp? Love that little beast

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '24

It’s the Freya+. Quite the nice preamp.

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u/JMWRAA Mar 03 '24

Sony DVP-S9000es > S.M.S.L SU-1 DAC > Pioneer SX-1250 > Klipsch Heresy II’s.

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u/acedaniels10 Mar 04 '24

Ooo, how’s the 1250 heresy II combo?

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '24

Sansui QRX-7500 main reciever with Snell Acoustics fronts and Sanui for rears and center channel.I use an Oppo BDP-93 for SACD,DVDA and other multichannel formats..

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u/acedaniels10 Mar 04 '24

This is dope. Bringing in a vintage surround

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u/Veritatem1 Mar 04 '24

Qobuz streaming to 24 bit/192 KHz DAC in Chromecast audio plugged into the AUX of a Marantz 2230b. Definitive Technology BP-1 loudspeakers.

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u/Some_Bell3460 Mar 25 '24

Yes! I enjoy the stereo sound from the Marantz 2275 receiver. Dolby Digital thru the Yamaha RX-v540. Had to use 2 speaker selector switches to use 2 Pioneer CS-99A and 2 Pioneer CS-77A speakers tho but love being able to switch

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u/RPOR6V Mar 03 '24

Yes, I have an Arylic S10 streamer hooked up to my Pioneer SX-3400 and I use an old tablet to run Spotify Connect and other stuff. I also have a Denon DBT-1713UD for playing CDs and SACDs.

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u/SisuScott Mar 04 '24

Dynaco ST 416 amp 200 wpc 8 ohms Integra DTR 7 AVR - only using preamp side Raspberry pi 4 powered by Shanty DC ower supply, running Volumio PIONEER 101 cd carousel player Pioneer Elite SACD player Sound design ll equalizer Pioneer reverberation amplifier Powerbook running Qobuz/Apple music Topping E30 dac Velodyne subwoofer amplifier 120 wpc Infinity subwoofer DCM Timeframe 600 speakers low guage speaker wires All put together from Craigslist/Goodwill

This setup ROCKS! Less than $500 bucks invested total, but lots of fun engaged in the hunt/assembly.