- Aug 10, 2019
- 2,556
- 4
- 0
Hi,
I've finally decided to replace my heybrook sextets. They still sound good but I'm sure I can get much better - things must have moved on in the last 14 years.
The new speakers will be partnered with some Naim kit of a similar age - a NAP 62 and a pair of 135 monos.
The sextets cost me about a grand 14 years ago so I'm expecting to spend from a grand to three grand. My musical tastes have changed a bit and I'm less into acoustic and vocal than I was and want an exciting sound from dance music mostly - though I still want to put a record on from time to time and listen to tracey Chapman or the the rolling Stones.
Source will be either my laptop with a suitable dac (yet to be decided on), an audionote record player or a Naim CDS (I think, thats about 13/14 years old too and cost 3.5 k at the time ).
Recommendations would be appreciated - floor standers would probably suit me best.
Thanks
Roy
I've finally decided to replace my heybrook sextets. They still sound good but I'm sure I can get much better - things must have moved on in the last 14 years.
The new speakers will be partnered with some Naim kit of a similar age - a NAP 62 and a pair of 135 monos.
The sextets cost me about a grand 14 years ago so I'm expecting to spend from a grand to three grand. My musical tastes have changed a bit and I'm less into acoustic and vocal than I was and want an exciting sound from dance music mostly - though I still want to put a record on from time to time and listen to tracey Chapman or the the rolling Stones.
Source will be either my laptop with a suitable dac (yet to be decided on), an audionote record player or a Naim CDS (I think, thats about 13/14 years old too and cost 3.5 k at the time ).
Recommendations would be appreciated - floor standers would probably suit me best.
Thanks
Roy