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The best sounding piece of kit you've ever owned (or enjoyed the most)

The Line Magnetic 518a takes jazz to another level in my home, then added some Audio Note speaker cable and makes me want to listen to more music across genres.
 
The best was probably a system I heard in the US at a dealer.
Wadia source, rockport Altair speakers, can’t remember the amp. Just awesome.
 
Boenicke W5SE - they still continue to amaze me. Easily the best speakers I have owned.

In the past I have been blown away by:

- Living Voice OBX RW
- Reimyo DAC
- Unison Research Simply Italy

I loved the Boenickes at this weekend Hifi show. Are they difficult to drive? I would have them on the end of an ATC SIACD integrated unit in a room only 14x12’
 
Rotel RCD-855
Arcam Aplha Plus
Arcam Delta 290P (replaced a terminally dull Audiolab 8000P)
Pioneer PD-S801

Current Naim ND5 XS, Exposure 2010S2D and Ruark Talisman ll is the best sound I've owned.
 
HP Elitebook 8570p running Linux as digital source and streamer
Planar 3/RB300 with upgraded motor and alloy subplatter
A&R A60
Heybrook HB3 S2
 
Rotel RCD-855
Arcam Aplha Plus
Arcam Delta 290P (replaced a terminally dull Audiolab 8000P)
Pioneer PD-S801

Current Naim ND5 XS, Exposure 2010S2D and Ruark Talisman ll is the best sound I've owned.

Yep, that's a system I could happliy live with!

Agreed that the later (black) 8000P's lack excitement, but curiously the earlier (grey) ones are much livelier, which goes counter to the usually upwards progression in performance with Audiolab gear. (The internal layout is completely different).
 


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