Hi,
I currently have a home theatre setup that lends itself to my hi-fi listening system as well. Although the dvd and receiver are by far the most musical I tested, I am sure that I could get more from a dedicated CD player and Amplifier.
The question is not so much what CD and amp to plump for, but how would it fit together with my current setup.
I do not want to have two sets of floorstanders in the room, so would like to utilise my existing B&W XT4's for hi-fi as well. The speakers do not support bi-wiring and I do not want to start introducing signal degrading additions such as input selector switches.
Any advice as to the best way to use the same speakers with two different outputs?
Current setup:
DVD: Arcam DV79
HT Receiver: Arcam AVR300
Front L/R Speakers: B&W XT4
Centre Speaker: B&W XTC
Rear L/R: B&W FPM4
Sub: Velodyne SPL-1200
I was looking spend up to £1500 each on amp and CD. Is this overkill for the XT4's?
Many thanks.
I currently have a home theatre setup that lends itself to my hi-fi listening system as well. Although the dvd and receiver are by far the most musical I tested, I am sure that I could get more from a dedicated CD player and Amplifier.
The question is not so much what CD and amp to plump for, but how would it fit together with my current setup.
I do not want to have two sets of floorstanders in the room, so would like to utilise my existing B&W XT4's for hi-fi as well. The speakers do not support bi-wiring and I do not want to start introducing signal degrading additions such as input selector switches.
Any advice as to the best way to use the same speakers with two different outputs?
Current setup:
DVD: Arcam DV79
HT Receiver: Arcam AVR300
Front L/R Speakers: B&W XT4
Centre Speaker: B&W XTC
Rear L/R: B&W FPM4
Sub: Velodyne SPL-1200
I was looking spend up to £1500 each on amp and CD. Is this overkill for the XT4's?
Many thanks.