從電腦喇叭跨到音響的路上，雖然沒有要追求完美的聲音，但還是會有一段時間怎麼聽都不滿意，需要換上不同的器材來滿足耳朵的慾望，以下就將我使用過的器材以及購入原因記錄下來，以後可以好好回憶，至於器材的使用細節還有聽感，另外寫一篇主題，之後有時間再慢慢補上新購入的器材。
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已購|使用中 清單
2018/08/23
PHILIPS CD-630
2018/08/23
USHER S520
Souns Faber Minima Amator
2019/02/09
Pioneer VSX-D510 5.1環繞擴大機 (封存)
2020/07/08
WireWorld Stream 7 喇叭線 2.5m
2021/07/15
2021/07/15
2021/07/15
幻音之生 雙A口轉B 電源/信號分離 USB 線 (封存)
2021/09/18
声韵 HIFI 发烧全铝电源排插
2021/09/18
電源線、訊號線 (掏寶貨，大多已無使用)
2025/03/13
NES-5001 UP-OFC 跳線 (客製)
EARLY BIRD 惡堡 單結晶純銅喇叭跳線
- 訊源
- Ｍac mini Ｍ4
- TIDAL with Roon
- DC Cable 電源線
- 萬隆單結晶銀 USB
- DAC
- Denafirps Pontus 15th
- Cardas Clear Reflection 電源線
- Neotech NEI-1002 XLR 訊號線
- Preamp
- Accuphase c290v
- Cardas Clear Cygnus 電源線
- Cardas Persec XLR 訊號線
- Poweramp
- Accuphase p370
- 古河電工純銅電源線
- 喇叭
- Sonus faber Minima Amator
- Fyne F500SP
- Neotech NES-3004G 喇叭線
- Neotech NES-5001 喇叭線
- 電源相關
- 萬隆 NEP-5001 電源線
- 隔離變壓器
- 声韵 发烧全铝电源排插
- DC Cable PS-800 電源線
購入原因
- Pioneer 換 NAD 原因
用了環擴 (二手) 一陣子，功能雖然很多，還有虛擬的環繞音效、音場可以使用，但是也發現，就算開了 Loudness 整體的聽感也不如原本的兩聲道擴大機來的扎實， 回想起當初去店家那邊買這台 (Pioneer) 的時候，旁邊有一台舊款 NAD 綜擴 接在喇叭上測試，音量不大，聲音卻很細緻、溫暖，因此就動了換機的念頭，決定要買一台 NAD 的擴大機來試試。
在看了許多評論之後，雖然舊款的 NAD 還是大家所推崇的，但是現在串流平台歌曲種類多，播放也方便，還考慮到如果買舊款擴大機勢必要再多買一台 D/A，才能得到較好的聲音，當時剛畢業存款也只有五位數，權衡之下就選擇了 C338。
- 購入 DDC
- 從 USB 出來的訊號要比光纖來得好
- 光纖訊號解出來的聲音數字感重，同軸比較圓潤
- 數位轉數位對聲音也有影響
- 購買 Roon 軟體授權
Tidal 用了一陣子，一直很懷念 Spotify 那樣可以用其他裝置來控制播放的功能，左看右看就看到了 Roon 這個軟體，詳細功能網上也很多介紹了，選擇他的原因就是想要擁有更方便的遠端控制功能。
購買 roon 之前的一段經歷，是用筆電的 Tidal 播放，然後手機跟電腦都裝上 Google Remote，就可以在床上控制遠方播放中的電腦了，可是每次聽到快睡著還要起來連遠端桌面關音樂，非常麻煩，現在直接用 roon 裡面的睡眠定時就可以了。
2025 更新：
使用 Mac mini M4 作為 roon server
- 購入歌詩德 DAC 原因
主要是想試試 MQA 全解碼，這款 DAC 可以用渲染器的方式來解碼同軸輸入的訊號，剛好可以搭配先前購入的 DDC 來使用，也能以 USB 輸入來聆聽取樣率在 192K 以上的檔案，至於透過 DDC 的 IIS 輸出到 DAC 來解碼，目前測試腳位沒辦法相容，讀不到訊號。
- 購入接地盒
電源處理是音響的基本，沒辦法動源頭，那就只好在插座之後動手了，每次關掉日光燈，在播放的音樂就會停頓一下，網路上說濾波插座沒有效果，那就不考慮，但也找不到其他的解決方式，想到牆壁只有兩孔，轉換成三孔後沒有接地，因此就先解決這個問題。
- 購入真空管擴大機起因
對真空管的聲音及外型一直很喜歡，之前覺得瓦數太小怕推力不夠而沒有購買，最近一直覺得不管怎麼搞，喇叭放出來的聲音就是不夠厚實，去聽了家裡樓上的那台真空管後，就決定要自己買一台來玩玩。
因為家裡已經有一台單端 EL34 的管機，聲音很優雅但是覺得力度不夠，看來看去最後選擇了 KT88 單端並聯，至於品牌的選擇，原本是準備了十萬的預算要買 PrimaLuna 的機器， 但是眼睛一撇看到 YT 有人分享淘寶 300B 推 845 管機，三萬左右就有這麼好的聲音，因此轉而選擇了大陸的機器，畢竟不是買國際流通的大牌，而且還是在試水溫的狀態，三萬的風險還是太大，最後購買了售價一萬七的管機。
在大陸管機的選擇上也經歷了一番掙扎，老陳的機器評價很好，可是外型好醜，畢竟除了聲音，其他感官也需要顧慮，後來下單博之韻他跟我說台灣就有代理不賣，可是代理後的價格差太多我就退單了，最後看到了翔聲，雖然精緻程度不如前者，但是用料、外型還算可接受，因此選擇了他。
- 購入 FYNE F500 SP
原本的 S520 用起來還是很滿意的，沒有遇到什麼問題，只是這次換了真空管，在播放中高頻會覺得聲音稍微糊了點，為了找到更通透的聲音，才會想買新的喇叭。
- 購買 6SN7 真空管
原本的管子人聲毛躁，中高頻混濁，Run 一陣子是有改善，但價格就擺在那邊，抵不過心裡那道坎，先小試身手從 330 一對的曙光管升級到 1530 一對的貴族之聲真空管。
既然都買了管機，能換管就試試看吧，畢竟一萬多的機器他不會給你太好的真空管，有時間慢慢換。
- 整流管、第一級訊號放大管：更換原因
前級出聲、後級出力，6J8P 差強人意，在體會過 TFK 管子之後，這次既然要換就一起把他換掉才不會心裡一直覺得哪裡不夠好。
- 購入隔離變壓器
- 購入線性電源
- 用 Accuphase P-370 替換 Pioneer 環繞擴大機
- 購買 DC Cable PS-800、DC CABLE IB-08 電源線
線材對聲音的影響可不小，雖說 AQ 隨機附的電源線品質已經不錯，不過還是想試試看不同線材的效果，淘寶便宜的電源線已經買了很多，是該邁向另一個階段了。
電源線的價格區間非常大，現階段過萬元的線對我來說太昂貴了，後來找到了 DC Cable 入門的電源線，價格還在可接受的範圍就下單了，而另一條 8 字電源線算是抱著測試心態而買的，打算用在 mac mini 上面。
- 2024/03/01 購入實木五層音響架
原本的訊源是放在桌上，後級放在桌子下的木架，喇叭也是跟訊源放在一起，雖然喇叭底下有墊石材、角錐，不過播放音樂時桌子的震動還是挺大的，加上桌子已經放不下日後要購入的器材，於是決定去淘寶買了音響架。
海運過來的包裝有打木架，拆封花了一點時間，整體質感很好，份量十足，送來已經組裝完成，雖然四個角的高度沒有很對齊，不過有附角錐可以調整。
但最近換了前後級，發現櫃子寬度不夠，總寬度有 50 多公分，但是內部只有 47 左右的寬度，如果是消費級的擴大機還行，Hi-End 音響就放不下了。
- 購入 Accuphase C-290V 前級擴大機
- 購入 Denafrips Pontus 15 th R2R DAC
另一方面也想試試看 R2R 解碼方式的聲音表現，目標是 dCS 的 BARTÓK APEX，在達成目標前，預計是還會有一兩次的產品過渡，因此在新的一年，購入了這款 DAC 來試試聲底。
- 購入 Neotech NEUB-1020 1m USB、NES-3004G 3m 喇叭線材
- 購入 Cardas Parsec XLR、Cardas CAB 香蕉插
- 購入 Neotech NEP-5001 2m 電源線原因
- 購買喇叭跳線
替換喇叭原廠跳片，提升訊號傳導效率，解決喇叭線接入高、低音表現不夠一致的問題。
- 購入 Cardas Clear Reflection Power 1.5M 電源線原因
決定購買 Clear Reflection 前，也在萬隆的各種款式中猶豫了很久，矩形導體也想試試，但是我現階段的目標是升級系統，若購買了太多價格帶相近的線材，日後要購買高階的線材，又會陷入價錢的拉扯，這次就是因為準備升級線材這段時間，非預期花費太多導致無法從容入手 Clear，轉而購買 Reflection 系列。
- 購入 Cardas Clear Cygnus Power 1.5M 電源線 (2025/05/20)
- 年度預算清單最後一項：萬隆 NEI-1002 訊號線 搭配 AECO 鍍金 XLR
- DC Cable K-107A 光纖線
- REL T/7x 超低音
對於書架喇叭用家來說，低頻的量感一直是個問題，之前都是靠著線材、擺位來解決，但在近幾年，音響系統加超低音 以及 REL 這個品牌開始在影音平台上被推廣，我才開始考慮，以前只有在電腦喇叭、劇院會要求重低音，之前也嘗試過把品質比較好的兩聲道音響加上電腦喇叭使用的重低音，反而破壞了整體的音質。
今年本來要再把系統加上一條 cardas，對比一下發現跟 T7 差不多價錢，當然就是先把超低音補上了。
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