This was the smaller system, up on the landing.

A couple of photos of the Mastersound Compact 845 amplifier

The Mastersound Compact 845 amplifier

A smaller floor-standing Audes loudspeaker

This was the larger system, down in the main part of the room.

The larger Audes loudspeaker

The larger Audes loudspeaker

This system used the Mastersound 300B amps

A photo of the other Mastersound 300B monoblock amplifier

Good to see North Star Design again – this is there Model 192 Transport

The North Star Design USB DAC32

The Mastersound preamplifier

And over on static display as you enter the room: The Mastersound Piccolo

The Mastersound 300B PSE

And finally the Mastersound Dueventi SE preamp

Amphion makes relatively modest home audio loudspeakers. Here is a selection of their speakers on static display.

This was the active system in the main area of the room.

The Amphion loudspeaker

The Amphion loudspeaker

The Amphion loudspeaker

The Nuforce USB DAC

Nuforce P-20 preamplifier

Nuforce Ref 20 amplifier

This room featured the Neat ‘Ultimatum XL10’ speakers on Conrad-Johnson amps. I have a good deal of respect for Neat loudspeakers, having heard them setup by Jay Rein, the previous distributor. This system did not show off the speakers to best effect, in my opinion, and is not worth commenting on because the sound was such that little about the speakers.would be revealed by describing it.

The Neat ‘Ultimatum XL10’ speakers

Neat’s Ultimatum XL10 loudspeaker

Neat’s Ultimatum XL10 loudspeaker

Conrad-Johnson ET2505 amp

Conrad-Johnson LP125M amplifier

Conrad-Johnson ‘Classic Sixty’ amp

Spooky unknown Conrad-Johnson amplifier

The equipment rack in this room

Rega CD player on TV table

Rega CD player

Conrad-Johnson ET5 preamplifier

Conrad-Johnson HD3

Conrad-Johnson ART amplifier

Conrad-Johnson GAT preamplifier

Running Springs Audio power conditioner front view

Running Springs Audio power conditioner rear view

Running Springs Audio power conditioner inside view