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New member Username: KingofcopycomLutz, FL USA Post Number: 3 Registered: Dec-05 | O.K., I'm all ears on this one. I just tossed my 14 year old Denon CD player and bought myself a Music Hall 25.2 CD player. Sonically, it was like going from driving a beat up old Dodge Dart to driving a Ferrari. I had no idea changing the CD player alone (as opposed to upgrading my speakers) would make such a HUGE impact on my sound. So now I'm a convert and I'd like to upgrade my receiver as well. I own a set of old Polk Audio Speakers -- about 15 years old and they still sound great, but I'll be moving these into another room later this year and buying some new speakers as well. I listen mostly to good guitar rock and blues and mostly on CD. I DO have a pretty good sized album collection, but I must confess, my days of vinyl listening are few and far between. I'd like to buy an integrated amp that's going to give me a great broad and deep sound with the kind of music I listen to -- clean treble highs, a warm midrange, and with no bass compromise (if this is possible) -- and sound warm and sweet over a new pair of modern day Polks or whatever the modern-day Polk equivalent is. Thanks in advance for your time and patience and have a killer New Year. Regards, Craig (http://www.kingofcopy.com) |