Inmate Systems - Audio Asylum

skiroe's EEEEE//NO System
IP Address: 107.208.8.113	Last Update: May 11, 2017 at 08:48:52
Amplifier:	Pass Labs xa30.5, Mini Aleph DIY, Burgess 2a3, Decware Taboo, Emotiva xpa100, Trends ta-10.2p
Preamplifier (or None if Integrated):	Sonic Frontiers Line 1, Arcam C31, Audio Alchemy DLC
Speakers:	Harbeth C7, 86db Hoyt Bedford type 1, 95db, Omega CAM 96db
Sources:
CD Player/DAC:	PSA Lambda (cdm-9 pro) , Musatex cd-d(philips cdm-1 mkii) , Burson, DA160, Shek d2, Metrium DAC, Rotel RDD 980 (philips cdm9)
Turntable/Phono Stage:	technics 1600mkii, Hagerman Coronet
Other Source(s):	Kenwood 600t, Sony ST-a6b, Mitsu DA-F20, Sony ST-j75, Nakamichi rx-505
Other Accessories/Room/Misc.:
Speaker Cables/Interconnects:	Kimber, Audioquest, DIY silver, DIY power ,
Tweaks:	Winegard 6065 FM only yagi ---no longer being made. APS 13---custom made by Winegard for APS--no longer being made.
Music Preferences and Comments:
Music Used (Genre/Selections):	been through most everything over the years. spent years and years listening to all genres on NON TOP 40 (Pacifica) independent/non-commercial radio stations---thus my interest in tuners --and quality FM very difficult to come by via analog signal and is centered , for the most part, in major metro areas with a few exceptions likely--I dont find the bulk of music I prefer on NPR type stations although it is possible to find some good music offerings on these type of stations. Some jazz, classical, and blues out there on NPR stations--at least locally --although my interest in those genres has generally faded and now prefer a "new music" to soothe for the most part. Currently I find a lot of what I like on a college station--- KFJC 89.7 which is available online of course but I am able to listen via air waves. Although very specific genre of my liking is not in plentiful air play on this station as well.. Specific programs may yield music that I will then follow up online often finding the artist on Bandcamp. The exact description of my preferred genre being difficult to label ---it has it roots in electronic music/field recordings---artists such as Coleclough, Greinke, fossil aerosol mining project, Liles to name but a few. other genres such as East Indian,,both instrumental and vocalist- literally hundreds of artists. -- There are a few good music programs on KALW 91.7 --that I am aware of ---Sundays 2 hrs of classical , followed by 2 hrs of HOS. I have not put a whole lot of effort in trying to locate a program of my liking on NPR per se , in retrospect I really dont recall hearing programs that grabbed my attention. Hearts of Space would be the exception ---although that show is not an NPR produced program ---It is broadcast on stations that are affiliated with NPR. alright, enough of my rant.
System Goals/Comments:	none at this time
System Strengths:	No comment
System Weaknesses:	no comment
Video/HT System: None
TV/Projector:	NOT really interested
Processor/Receiver/Amplifiers:	N/A