I've just moved home. Having unpacked my system, along with my several hundred vinyl albums and a couple of thousand CDs, I'm wondering whether to set it up or if it's time to start again with a 'new' system. I bought my current set-up secondhand (apart from the turntable which I bought new) 20 years ago and am now totally out of touch with what's good these days. So I'd be interested to hear suggestions on what to keep (if anything) and what to ditch. It comprises: Pink Triangle LPT with RB 3oo and Stanton cartridge (needs a service and a drive belt), Pioneer A400 amp, Musical Fidelity MC-2 speakers with Van del Hul Clearwater cables, my Marantz CD60 has died but I still have the Cambridge Dacmagic 1 I used it with. The system was mounted on a good quality rack, the name of which eludes me for the moment, metal, triangular tubing with glass shelves, I filled the matching speaker stands with iron filings. It's a bit of a mish-mash, I know, and was put together on a budget. I can afford to spend a bit more now, but have no idea where to start. Is any of it worth keeping and adding to or would it be better to start again and invest in a totally new system?