PSB Image B25. NAD and PSB work great together. I've got a NAD PSB combo and can't recommend it highly enough. Many others have said the same. Try as hard as you can to audition all of the speakers with your 320BEE - great amp by the way.
If you use a DVD player as a source you probably won't need speakers that good. I would consider a dedicated CD player before worrying about speakers. Perhaps you intend to add one later. I don't want to presume facts not in evidence.
Sorry, I missed the source part. I have to agree that a redbook cdp will generally out-perform the dvd. Bring it into the store if they don't have one and A/B it.
I don't know Art... I still impress people with my setup while using a DVD player as source, and get a huge performance change by swapping out speakers.
Will I buy a CD player next? Perhaps not! It might just be a cheap SACD player. I think the format must outperform very expensive redbook CD players playing CDs.
I cover the bases. I have a very good universal player and a very good dedeicated CD player. For good performance I don't see anyway around it. I could impress anyone with my Denon DVD2910 and a pair of Wilson Maxx 2's but they would sound better with a dedicated CD player.
We each approach audio differently. I would not pair good speakers with a DVD player, but that's just me.
Dont get me wrong Peter their are some good multi purpose players that play music well. a dedicated machine at same price price will always be better at redbook cds than the multi player at the same price.Take this for instanace My musical Fidelity X-Ray V3 will show the door to any multi player up $10,000,but its usually like that with any decent cd player.
Eduardo actually had that setup for about four months,well minus 521,I had the 541i.Actually King if you can swing to the 542 is stepa beyond the 521,if you cant swing it find a used 541i,I must say that was a impressive setup,although the Dreacatchers showed the limitations of 320bee.It still was good the Dreamcatchers are great tool for the beginner to use to evaluate upstream gear,they will tell you whats wrong with your system,while still keeping it musical impressive speakers.
Got some quick replys here, looks like this forum is quite active...
This will be my first "serious" Hi-Fi system, and I shall take all of your suggestions into consideration. Looks like it is time to conduct thorough visits in stereo shops around my area. {Can you feel the excitement? }
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