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Jeff Aguilar
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Jeff Aguilar
Spanaway, Washington
Aerius i's purchased in 2003
Cinema purchased in 2005
For two channel playback:
Amp: Tube Audio Design TAD-1000 mono blocks
Preamp: Tube Audio Design TAD-150
CD Player: ShengYa CDS-10 tube output cd player
For Home Theater:
Amp: Atlantic Technologies A-7000
Preamp: Outlaw 950
DVD Player: Denon 1600
Direct TV with TiVo
Speakers:
Main: Martin Logan Aerius i
Center: Martin Logan Cinema
Rear: KEF Ci 130DS Di-pole inwall speakers
Rear Center: KEF Ci 130DS Di-pole inwall speakers
Subwoofer: Twin SVS 16/46PC Plus subs tuned down to 12 Hertz
Cables:
Blue Jean Cables
Outlaw interconnects
Cat Cables
Fro-zen Cryo innerconnets for tube stuff
The Aerius i speakers was the first step to a whole lot of upgrading! I was running Energy Veritas stuff for my home theater and two channel playback. After experiencing ML in my home theater I knew that what I was using to push the speakers was WAY short of the potential that was possible. My upgrade path started with a new tube integrated amp. The Cayin TA-30. Man, did that little amp do wonders for my stereo playback, but I knew there was more I could do. So, next I purchased a tubed cd player. Once again the leap forward was huge! I then tried a tubed preamp. Again, wow is all I could say. The final step was to purchase larger tube amps. I am REALLY satisfied with my system now! I think the next purchase will be a record player. Just last week I picked up some Frank Sinatra records at a thrift store for $.50 a piece! Man, do I love the way Martin Logans' sound!
Here is a picture of my Home Theater/Stereo room. They are integrated into one room due to house layout and WAF. I believe I have done the best I can with the room I have.
Another Family Room shot
Side and Rear Surrounds
Entertainment Center
Entertainment Center Picture 2
Tube Equipment
TAD-1000 next to Cayin TA-30
Jeff Aguilar
Spanaway, Washington
Aerius i's purchased in 2003
Cinema purchased in 2005
For two channel playback:
Amp: Tube Audio Design TAD-1000 mono blocks
Preamp: Tube Audio Design TAD-150
CD Player: ShengYa CDS-10 tube output cd player
For Home Theater:
Amp: Atlantic Technologies A-7000
Preamp: Outlaw 950
DVD Player: Denon 1600
Direct TV with TiVo
Speakers:
Main: Martin Logan Aerius i
Center: Martin Logan Cinema
Rear: KEF Ci 130DS Di-pole inwall speakers
Rear Center: KEF Ci 130DS Di-pole inwall speakers
Subwoofer: Twin SVS 16/46PC Plus subs tuned down to 12 Hertz
Cables:
Blue Jean Cables
Outlaw interconnects
Cat Cables
Fro-zen Cryo innerconnets for tube stuff
The Aerius i speakers was the first step to a whole lot of upgrading! I was running Energy Veritas stuff for my home theater and two channel playback. After experiencing ML in my home theater I knew that what I was using to push the speakers was WAY short of the potential that was possible. My upgrade path started with a new tube integrated amp. The Cayin TA-30. Man, did that little amp do wonders for my stereo playback, but I knew there was more I could do. So, next I purchased a tubed cd player. Once again the leap forward was huge! I then tried a tubed preamp. Again, wow is all I could say. The final step was to purchase larger tube amps. I am REALLY satisfied with my system now! I think the next purchase will be a record player. Just last week I picked up some Frank Sinatra records at a thrift store for $.50 a piece! Man, do I love the way Martin Logans' sound!
Here is a picture of my Home Theater/Stereo room. They are integrated into one room due to house layout and WAF. I believe I have done the best I can with the room I have.

Another Family Room shot
Side and Rear Surrounds
Entertainment Center
Entertainment Center Picture 2
Tube Equipment
TAD-1000 next to Cayin TA-30
Jeff Aguilar