I regret getting rid of....

[John Duncan]

brittondave:
JohnDuncan:And after five minutes in my ears, who's gonna want them back? Job done...

genius

have a look for some in ear EB2's

I have big ears, but not that big.

 

[ID.]

JohnDuncan:Shure SE535. Oh. My. God.

A friend of mine had them, but they somehow fell out his pocket at one point and trod on them, ruining them forever

Does that fall under the category of I regret getting rid of/accidentally destroying...

 

[Mr Morph]

Quote Jockey 'My Naim 3.5'

I can understand that, the TDA1305 is an addictive sounding chip. Take a look around the second-hand market and see if you can pick up a Dacmagic 2.

And while I'm on the subject, my regret would have been getting rid of a Marantz PM45 (35th Anniversary Series). For a budget amp in the 80's it was a really neutral piece of kit. Luckily, I'm happy with my current amp.

 

[Anonymous]

my old B&O Beovox x35 2-way passive loudspeakers

 

[Anonymous]

My beloved Logic DM101 (mk2) turntable ,Helius Aurus mk mk2 VDH silver wired arm , Eroica cartridge & Sondex Phono amp...

Sold the lot last year as I needed the space along with approx 1000 vinyl albums. I bought the logic turntable back in 1985 and used it nearly every day upto last year and sounded absolutally Magnificant..... Ah well never mind....

Jotaboy

 

[Frank Harvey]

My Reference 104.2's...

and my Reference 4.2's....

and my Magnaplanar Smgb's....

and my Celestion Kingstons.....

and my Musical Fidelity Reference 2's.....

I like speakers.

 

[Anonymous]

David

It sounds if you also like getting rid of them!

S