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ideas for audio

silk186

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I'm on a tight budget but I want to get some decent sound. One solution is edifier r1600t for £50. I have been trying to look second hand but haven't found anything worth buying.

I have however come across decent bookshelf speakers but would need something to power them. I have found some cheap pairs of denon and Technics I can pick up but I'm not sure what to power them with. I don't want to buy a full size receiver as it will take up too much space.

I have seen many post pushing small amps for high end headphones. I'm wondering if something like that would work for a pair of bookshelf speakers.
would something like an MUSE i15w or Lepai TA2020+ work, and would it sound better than something like the edifier r1600t as they are pretty close in price.
 
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The Lepai should work depending on the speakers. Which ones did you find?
 
I can find lots of speakers second hand. If the Lepai TA2020+ is the best T-amp under £30 (i can get it for £15 delivered) it leaves a lot of choices in terms of speakers. I'm really not sure what I can do with a t-amp. I have only had logitech speakers and a full sizes receiver with tower speakers before.

the Black MUSE M50 is the most expensive I would go for the t-amp.

I have many choices for pick up in London:
Denon SC-M50 for £35
Technics Sb-HD81 for £22
Technics Sb-CH510A. for £10
Sony SS-E30 for £25
TEAC LS-X8 MK2 £30
 
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I'm trying to find more information about budget mini t-amps that are available in the UK. I've been reading more about the Lepai TA2020. I sounds good at first but it seems it is advised to replace the power supply. If that is the case it may be better to buy something that is a bit more but doesn't need upgrades. Also trying to figure out what to look for in a bookshelf speaker.
 
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