The Rock Puppy

Welcome to the group. Certainly, if you need a hand, ask away. Only thing, though, is to try and make your post in the most appropriate section.

Welcome to the group. Nothing wrong with just reading about what interests you, but if you find something you would like to know more about, chime in. We're a pretty reasonable lot, in the main, and won't shoot you down for asking a question, or making a comment.

Welcome aboard! Head over to the "Beginners & Purchasing Advice" section and flesh out what you're looking for with a few more details and/or questions, and see what turns up.

Good evening to you! Regarding your question , you'd do much better if you reposted it in a more appropriate place, the "Beginners & Purchasing Advice" section, say. It will attract more eyeballs and should thus get a larger response.

Welcome to the group! You'd probably do better if you re-posted your question in the "Beginners & Purchasing Advice" section. It will get far more views there, and with that will come a greater chance of getting an answer or two.

Has anyone mentioned " I've Never Been To Me" by Charlene? A major emetic.

May we ask what you intend to plug it into?

A somewhat more focused question over in the digital/dac/computer section will probably get a more worthwhile response! Hello, as well.

Pleased I could be of some help.

You can get a Topping D30 for $160 from Amazon Australia, and give it a try over both your situations (player and tv). If it works, you could get another one for your television, and still be close to budget. I have one and, to these old ears, it does an admirable job.

I think that sounds like a good plan. Who knows, you might find that turns out to be just what you want. Whatever, it gives you a firm foundation from which to expand later on, if the fancy takes you.

Might be worth having a look at The Loudspeaker Kit website. Could be something there that would suit you. Maybe Soundlabs as well.

You'd pay a fee or tax or something on a product, and get one or more stamps to that value to show that you had paid. It's where the term stamp duty comes from, but, sadly, you don't get a stamp anymore.

Ask away, but remember to choose the most appropriate sub-forum/heading for your question.

You'd be better off asking in the "Vinyl and Turntables" heading. Posting in the appropriate spot makes all the difference.