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Hi Nick Literally around the corner from me... I'll be there Derek

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Having owned the DC-6, I would say that it is much too small to match the DC-X (which I also had). The experience was quite unbalanced, but you can boost the centre channel to try to make it work. Obviously the timbral match was good. But it was noticeable when I upgraded to the the X centre (when I had more room), so you would probably notice the downgrade too

@ald0s?

It does, although from memory, I think the G1 series can run more filters than original Aries (if that is what you are referring to)

https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/st-agnes/stereo-systems/bryston-b135sst-amplifier/1319091483 I think this is an SST2

I don't know if it's true, but I've had some country fellas suggest that keeping the bonnet open makes it less attractive for nesting

It looks suspiciously like a banana-to-banana speaker cable?

I think you need to let off some steam

I have mine on a dedicated line. (but that was because it was tripping the breaker when other appliances were on )

Perhaps a bit deep for a FS thread, but I'm not convinced "leave a lot of good flavor behind" is the reason. They do say that coffee tastes better with a certain amount of dissolved salts added back into the brewing water. There are some filters that are intended to be used post-RO for that purpose. They also say that very pure water can be corrosive for stainless steel boilers.

Your boiler will, though

On the contrary, a good coffee machine can contribute to an improved musical experience

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Thanks for the nicely written review. However, I don't think you can use the Resolve format without using the term "trailing ends of tones"

Are you adding the whole album to the the queue? sometimes the default behaviour of "click" can be set to only add 1 track. If that is the case, either holding (finger) or right clicking (mouse) can bring up more options. Or you can change the default behaviours

+1

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Each to their own! But many might argue that the "best" option wouldn't involve spending money on an amp stage that isn't being used. But not a discussion for a FS thread. GLWS

Probably not the best option, as these are active speakers.

I'm worried that the shelf is glass

Actually, that 3.5mm mini-toslink connector might be an adapter - check if it pulls off

If that is the case, we should all prepare to bow to our "spinning tunes on the late shift" overlords

Knowing you, you're more likely to be looking at "downsizing" to an all-in-one desktop system... like an HE-1

The bottom right corner from the white side is always white.