i need help with my stereo and speakers and more bass
i have got
audiolab 8000q serial number F pre amp
audiolab 8000c serial number F pre amp
audiolab 8000p serial number D power amp
tag mclaren 60p power amp
quad 909 power amp
kef reference 1
kef reference 2.2
kef reference 3
marantz cd63se
chord chameleon silver plus.
i listern to old school and drum and bass
as good as the 909 is it just does not have the same sound as the audiolab gear so do i buy 2 audiolab 8000ms new or old or is they another cd player that will give me the bass i would like.
or let me put it this way
is any of my stereo any good for drum and bass tunes and old school and if so what ?
and if you had £2000 to spend on my hi-fi where and what would you add to give me the bass i love..
i know the kefs are good speakersbut which are the best the 2.2 or the 3s
my front room is 25 ft X 10ft and i set at the other end of the room to the speakers .
thanks regards stuart
But back to the question, hang on I'm gonna read again... Ok so you're after stereo music, listening to drumnbass/dubstep etc with what budget?
Csn you dump the lot? for what price?
hi there
i have £2000 to spend
regards stuart
any body out there ?
come on a man in need here save me the hours
Tell us first how you have all those bits set up - that's a lot of pres, powers and speakers you have there........
hi there at the moment i have just the
audiolab 8000q pre
quad 909 for power
kef reference 2.2 for speakers
but i still have the other audiolab gear and tag because i do like the sound of the gear but is not that loud
if i use the tag 60p or the audiolab 8000p they trip at about 11oclock so i went out and bought the quad 909 but it just does not have the sound i am looking for .
regards stuart and thanks for your time
You require a sub. I can recommend the B&W PV1 at £950 (You will find it cheaper though). Or, you could buy 2.....
Just reading this has given me a headache - mind boggling! ![]()





I can definitely make out some kind of dragon in there somewhere. A+ for paragraph structure.