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 That reference line starts here with the RT82 at $300 and goes all the way up to the RT85, which comes in at $500. And really the main difference between the RT82 and the RT85 and the RT83 and 84, the connections in between, are some different materials, and then also the cartridge. This one, the RT82, comes with an aluminum platter, whereas the RT85 would have an acrylic one. And then the other main difference is the cartridge

 But I don't think that vinyl and analog purists will mind the manual nature of the RT82 or other reference turntables. Another great feature built into the RT82 and the other reference line turntables that I briefly mentioned earlier are the adjustable feet underneath. These reference turntables have three adjustable rubber vibration isolating feet down here so that you can get the turntable to absolute level to get the best playback from your turntable. So once you have everything set up and you have it going through a preamp and into your speakers or receiver or headphones, how does it sound? Incredibly pure

5 inch powered speakers as well, which they have put together a nice package on their website. We've been big fans of what Fluance is doing there. Attention to high fidelity audio without breaking the bank is something that should catch most audiophile's attention and are definitely worth a look. So what do you think of the Fluance RT82 Reference Turntable? Let us know in the comments below

 The starting point for turntables from Fluance is the RT80 for $200. And that has a built-in preamp, which is very convenient, but that removes it from the reference line that Fluance is going for with this model like the RT82. That reference line starts here with the RT82 at $300 and goes all the way up to the RT85, which comes in at $500. And really the main difference between the RT82 and the RT85 and the RT83 and 84, the connections in between, are some different materials, and then also the cartridge

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It’s definitely not overkill (it’s an entry level turntable) but I don’t think it’s the best you can do for the money. Also that Best Buy exclusive color is a crime against humanity.

I grabbed a Pro-Ject Essential III for $300 on Amazon. I was trying to decide between a U-Turn, Fluance RT82, & the E3. The biggest reason I got the E3 was it was available immediately. I LOVE it. I upgraded from the AT LP60, which I liked, but am super excited with the E3. Good luck with your decision.

<div class="md">I grabbed a Pro-Ject Essential III for $300 on Amazon. I was trying to decide between a U-Turn, Fluance RT82, &amp; the E3. The biggest reason I got the E3 was it was available immediately. I LOVE it. I upgraded from the AT LP60, which I liked, but am super excited with the E3. Good luck with your decision.
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Would y’all consider this a decent tt for someone new to all this or is it overkill for a beginner? Decided to just get my own tt

* **Source** \- I'm plugging the headphones into a Fosi Audio TUBE-P2 amp which will be connected to a Rolls VP29 which will be connected to a Fluance RT82. * **Requirements for Isolation** \- I would like to have as much isolation as possible, despite the headphones only really being used indoors. I dislike the idea of the music I'm listening to leaking out. * **Will you be using these Headphones in Public?

 And what I've done is I've taken out the preamp in there. Some people have said that the preamp isn't very good, so I've taken it out and I'm using an external preamp. Hopefully, this is a step up from that. Fluance has come out with a new line of turntables and there's a few variations

 Okay, all right, it's not twisted. Place the turntable mat on top of the platter. Make sure the logo side is face up. Okay, make sure the logo side is face up

5 right there. Failure to connect both ground cables can result in unwanted noise or hum. Auto stop function. The auto stop function is designed to extend the life of your stylus

 That's the logo. Slide the counterweight onto the end of the tone arm with the numbers facing forward until it clicks on. Aha, there we go. Got to hear that click

This is a video I forgot to upload a while ago of the unboxing and setup of the Fluance RT82 turntable. You might have seen it in my live stream.
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 My favorite is the OM Pro S, and it has great bass and amazing sound quality (the other two are great too). I bought the RT 82 as an upgrade for my vintage Technics SL 235, and I thought the OM 10 cartridge was a win-win for me. It has a cool design and looks. However, I am disappointed with the T 82 sound and the OM cartridge (probably I got a crappy one)

The Fluance RT 82 came with the OM 10 cartridge, which I was looking for too. I own a couple of cartridges; Ortofon Concorde MK2, OM Pro S, and Audio-Technica AT-VM95E. My favorite is the OM Pro S, and it has great bass and amazing sound quality (the other two are great too). I bought the RT 82 as an upgrade for my vintage Technics SL 235, and I thought the OM 10 cartridge was a win-win for me

 The sound quality of the bass is not match to my SL 235. I switched cartridges (and switched the pre-amps and used different pre-amps), and the sound quality of the RT 82 improved, but the sound of my SL 235 was still better. You will get a good sound with the RT-82 if you get a decent cartridge (OM Pro S, MK3, or better), and I still recommend the RT 82 if you need a good turntable.

 It has a cool design and looks. However, I am disappointed with the T 82 sound and the OM cartridge (probably I got a crappy one). The sound quality of the bass is not match to my SL 235. I switched cartridges (and switched the pre-amps and used different pre-amps), and the sound quality of the RT 82 improved, but the sound of my SL 235 was still better

Good, but not great as expected

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The Monolith 2X is a state-of-the-art, high-performance, audiophile-grade multichannel home theater amplifier. Rated at a full 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 300 watts per channel into 4 ohms, the Monolith 2X is capable of driving the most demanding home theater systems and reproducing the most dynamic soundtracks, while also articulating all the subtle sonic details found in music. Supercharge your existing receiver or create the foundation of a no compromise home theater system with the Monolith 2X. Input Sensitivity for Full Rated Power - 1.6 volts.

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Although my original goal was sound isolation like you, my favorite setup is the open back Monoprice Monolith M570 ($200-$250) and a BTR5. The M570s just put a smile on my face every time I use them.

Budget - $200-$250. I’d spend a bit more for the right headphones, but I’d prefer to keep it around $200.

Source/Amp - Apple Music on a 2020 iPad Pro, iPhone 12 Pro, and 2020 13” MacBook Pro. It will mostly be used with the iPad Pro. I’m considering also subscribing to a service with lossless audio, but I’m waiting until I get headphones so I can compare the quality to Apple Music before making a decision.

How the gear will be used - I need noise isolation since I’ll sometimes be listening with a child in the room. I also don’t want to listen at night without waking anyone up. It will mostly be used at home.

Preferred tonal balance - Some bass would be okay since I sometimes listen to Hip Hop, but not too much. I like to feel like I’m in the room with the musicians. Clear, detailed audio. I like to get lost in the music. I don’t like when the highs sound harsh.

Preferred music genre(s) - Lot’s of classic rock from the 60s through the 90s. Metal. Hip Hop. Jazz. Oldies. Pop from the 80s and 90s. I’ll use them for movies and gaming also (no online so I don’t need a microphone), but mostly music.

Past gear experience - I’m currently using AirPods Pro. I don’t hate them. They’re cool for what they are. But I want a pair of wired over the ear headphones for critical listening of music.

I essentially want the best experience I can for streaming music. I don’t want headphones that are overkill for my situation. I don’t anticipate going beyond streaming from my iPad anytime soon.

<div class="md">Budget - $200-$250. I’d spend a bit more for the right headphones, but I’d prefer to keep it around $200.

Source/Amp - Apple Music on a 2020 iPad Pro, iPhone 12 Pro, and 2020 13” MacBook Pro. It will mostly be used with the iPad Pro. I’m considering also subscribing to a service with lossless audio, but I’m waiting until I get headphones so I can compare the quality to Apple Music before making a decision.

How the gear will be used - I need noise isolation since I’ll sometimes be listening with a child in the room. I also want to listen at night without waking anyone up. It will mostly be used at home.

Preferred tonal balance - Some bass would be okay since I sometimes listen to Hip Hop, but not too much. I like to feel like I’m in the room with the musicians. Clear, detailed audio. I like to get lost in the music. I don’t like when the highs sound harsh.

Preferred music genre(s) - Lot’s of classic rock from the 60s through the 90s. Metal. Hip Hop. Jazz. Oldies. Pop from the 80s and 90s. I’ll use them for movies and gaming also (no online so I don’t need a microphone), but mostly music.

Past gear experience - I’m currently using AirPods Pro. I don’t hate them. They’re cool for what they are. But I want a pair of wired over the ear headphones for critical listening of music.

I essentially want the best experience I can for streaming music. I don’t want headphones that are overkill for my situation. I don’t anticipate going beyond streaming from my iPad anytime soon.

Edit: Thanks for all the replies. There were a lot of recommendations to check out. I ended up going with the AKG K371.
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This amp is heavy and tough. I have this paired up with my denon x4500h and noticed all my klipsch rp speakers have slight low hum if you put your ear right in front of the tweeter. I dont hear the hum when I sit in my sofa 12ft away so it doesnt bother me as much anymore. My denon reciever alone sounds a little more forward with slight more clarity with no hum and my monolith amp is a little less forward more natural sounding less in your face with wider sound stage with slight low hum

 I dont hear the hum when I sit in my sofa 12ft away so it doesnt bother me as much anymore. My denon reciever alone sounds a little more forward with slight more clarity with no hum and my monolith amp is a little less forward more natural sounding less in your face with wider sound stage with slight low hum. I was able to get mine for $1300 since with my applied amazon points to make it cheaper. The temperature is cool and warm to the touch so far and all 7 channels work for me

 Just be prepared to by a power conditioner to eliminate hum and cleaner power with surge protection. I think that my denon reciever sounds a little better than my monolith amp imo but the monolith amp is no slouch at all. In terms of sound I would rate the monolith amp an 8 out of 10 and my denon av reciever a 9 out of 10 for sound. I know this amps will help my av reciever do less work but I just have to eliminate some electric line noise then it would be perfect

 In terms of sound I would rate the monolith amp an 8 out of 10 and my denon av reciever a 9 out of 10 for sound. I know this amps will help my av reciever do less work but I just have to eliminate some electric line noise then it would be perfect. Perfect entry home theater amp for the value.

Almost perfect for entry value home theater amp.

* Monoprice Monolith M1060, Rev 2 (Modded - self-designed 3D printed grilles, self designed 3D printed headstrap system, Audeze Microsuede pads). * Nectar Sound (custom electrostatic with STAX SRE-725 extension used for cable). * Philips SHP9500 (Modded - Shure 1840 pads with custom in-pad attenuators, customized MrSpeakers Leather Comfort strap, V-moda Boom PRO, blacked out grilles).

So I've been on a ride looking up info on headphone/amp/dac/music related stuff and I've had a lot of fun.

Although I haven't managed to try out a ton of different amps, I did manage to get a lot of experience listening to different headphones. 

Although I've tried anything from $5 to $4,000 headphones, I ended up with ZMF Auteurs and the JDS Labs Element II in the end. 

The deeper I go into the hobby, the more you realize how small the marginal diminishing returns are. Also, given how subjective this hobby is, price becomes a poor indicator of quality even in the audiophile headphone market. 

Currently, I am very satisfied with my ZMF Auteurs, but at the same time I wonder if it's really worth having more than $2,000 MSRP worth of gear, since there are just so many good headphones out there that can be had for $350 or less.

Although the Auteurs are amazing sounding, I also think that I would be happy with something much cheaper. 

I've seen a lot of people downgrading/downsizing after a long time in this hobby. I wonder what you had at your "peak" and what you ended up with.

For me personally, I've been thinking of downgrading to something like a HD600, since it's tuned very much to my liking with harman-esque treble/midrange without too much bass bloat.

<div class="md">So I&#39;ve been on a ride looking up info on headphone/amp/dac/music related stuff and I&#39;ve had a lot of fun.

Although I haven&#39;t managed to try out a ton of different amps/dacs, I did manage to get a lot of experience listening to different headphones. 

Although I&#39;ve tried anything from $5 to $4,000 headphones, I ended up with ZMF Auteurs and the JDS Labs Element II in the end. 

The deeper I go into the hobby, the more you realize how small the diminishing marginal returns become. Also, given how subjective this hobby is, price becomes a poor indicator of quality even in the audiophile headphone market. 

Currently, I am very satisfied with my ZMF Auteurs, but at the same time I wonder if it&#39;s really worth having more than $2,000 MSRP worth of gear, since there are just so many good headphones out there that can be had for $350 or less.

Although the Auteurs are amazing sounding, I also think that I would be happy with something much cheaper. 

I&#39;ve seen a lot of people downgrading/downsizing after a long time in this hobby. I wonder what you had at your &quot;peak&quot; and what you ended up with.

For me personally, I&#39;ve been thinking of downgrading to something like a HD600, since it&#39;s tuned very much to my liking with harman-esque treble/midrange without too much bass bloat.
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Those who downsized/downgraded their setup, what was the most expensive stuff you owned and what did you end up with?

 Focal Chorus 726's for stereo. Chorus center and bookshelf for center and rear surround and klipsch atmos for spearks. Denon X4500H as the preamp. My system isn't 50 grand but it's quite nice and this monolith is getting all of it out of it I believe

For folks looking to buy the five channel model I would suggest less expensive options. I had an OSD 5x125 that ran me a little under 500 that doesn't sound as good as the monolith but it doesn't sound 2/3rds as bad. The Monoprice amp is good. It's very good but at least for me, it is not worth the 1500 dollar premium (7 channel)

 Denon X4500H as the preamp. My system isn't 50 grand but it's quite nice and this monolith is getting all of it out of it I believe. My issue is with the price a bit but I suspect those components inside are why and perhaps after several months of break-in I'll change this review.

 I'm keeping it and I dig it, make no mistake. I just expected more for my upgrade. Focal Chorus 726's for stereo. Chorus center and bookshelf for center and rear surround and klipsch atmos for spearks

Less expensive options but perhap not for the 7 channel crowd

  I have to replace these high quality speaker cables and use custom-built cables just to accommodate the amplifier connectors.  I hope Monoiith will come with an upgrade kit for these speaker connectors in the future that I can purchase.

 I am using a high quality speaker cables which have banana connectors built-in from the manufacturer. This amplifier cannot securely tight the banana plug.  I have to replace these high quality speaker cables and use custom-built cables just to accommodate the amplifier connectors.  I hope Monoiith will come with an upgrade kit for these speaker connectors in the future that I can purchase

Everything is Good, Except The Speaker Connector Plugs in the Back

  Update 3 (5/19/2020): I just acquired magnepan 1.7i recently and two of my integrated amplifiers (mcintosh & luxman) did not seem to bring the 1.7i to life. I swapped it with monoprice and its sheer power brought my 1

 My reference is Luxman 550axii & McIntosh ma252.  Update2 (3/2/2020): I have changed my setup to a near field desktop setup, I am using this amplifier with Sonus Faber Chameleon and Aune T1 with Siemens cca tube buffer. My Marantz SR7009 was the bottleneck as it could not deliver a higher resolution sound. I have finally found synergy with the above combination

 My Marantz SR7009 was the bottleneck as it could not deliver a higher resolution sound. I have finally found synergy with the above combination. Depending on what you are looking for in a sound as an "audiophile", this amplifier can deliver a sound resolution that matches 5x the price. I do not have a single regret buying this amplifier

 It is easily driving my Dynaudio dm3/7 which is a hard speaker to drive with 4ohm impedance, 86db sensitivity, and IEC power handling of >200W+. This unit does not get hot at all, even after hours of usage. This is definitely an audiophile quality amplifier. The power remote cable is convenient feature, it is connected to my Marantz so I don't have to keep turning both units on and off

Great audiophile grade amplifier

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