I got me a sweet system today for my bedroom, and although it's not as good as my reference system.... it still makes your ears bleed.
What a beauty!
The amp is a Technics SA-925 reference digital amplifier cranking out 450 watts at 2 ohms. The speakers are Maeggieo HRT-580A Knotulus with a power rating of 230 watts at 4 ohms. The Tice Clock below adds significant power to the amp, further increasing it's sonic attributes.
Attached to the sweet setup is a Sunfire Treu' Chud Subwoofer that is mean and deep, but yet so small, it looks like a smoke detector
I filter all the power with a Mapleshade VX-340 Resonant Noise Mains filter. The directions say to place the neodydonum rock at it's longest points facing north and south, and place the trap to the south so that it will effectively trap all EMI and electroharmonic resonation in the rock.
I use a Onkyo DX-1500 for the rugged, reliable transport and balance and support it with acoustical foam and 12 lightweight springs (not easily shown) to reduce vibrations from the earths crust and myself shaking the room. This reduces jitter by 142%. To it's left, a Digital Matrix VR-67 timing voltage amplifier that hooks to a Audioquest ADC-FR505 DAC for awesome audio output:
It is timed and stabilized by the best oscillating clock on the market, the Theater Innovations OSC-680UR, which does and AWESOME job of timing the DAC.
My reference system is a BLOZ 32-1 system.
The biggest improvement of both systems was using this during listening sessions:
