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Here is my ideal system--

money is not an issue

DECK-- Audio Technica LP5

SPEAKERS-- KEF LS50
AMP-- Cambridge CXA60
STANDS-- Atacama Moseco 6

CABLES-- QED Original White Speaker Cable

[Two @ 5m long with terminal plugs]

Any possibility of this being available and where might be the places to look?

Have to come down from Chiang Rai so need as much good advice as possible!

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If you are sure enough of what you want to buy without auditioning the equipment, you don't need to make a special trip to Bangkok. I had a Cambridge Audio Music Streamer sent to Udonthani by Piyanas a while back.

It might not interest you, but you have a man in Chiang Rai who makes tube amps to order. He advertises on Alibaba under Jintana Audio Trading. If I were up your way I'd want to take a look.

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I like Piyanas; they cut my budget into shreds for surrounds with my embarrassingly cheap pair of Andrew Jones boxes.

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On 7/9/2016 at 10:00 AM, bouph12 said:

If you are sure enough of what you want to buy without auditioning the equipment, you don't need to make a special trip to Bangkok. I had a Cambridge Audio Music Streamer sent to Udonthani by Piyanas a while back.

It might not interest you, but you have a man in Chiang Rai who makes tube amps to order. He advertises on Alibaba under Jintana Audio Trading. If I were up your way I'd want to take a look.

Brilliant! Will contact the tube amp guy. 

Have had a change of plan, to high-end headphones due to having been 'told off' for having my TV too loud in my condo! 

Either planar or electrostatics, if I can find them. Makes the amplification cheaper [well, not for the E/S's] in all probability

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A good pair of Grado, Stax or Sennheiser headphones and a designated headphone amp (maybe valve, or TEAC make some stonkers) is a good choice.

 

I had some Stax electrostatics and loved them, but no comparison to turning up speakers and walking around the room/doing stuff at the same time.

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