No pics...
1. I don't know how...[I'm an analog man]...and 2. I don't want the 'bad guys' lookin' at it on-line. I also have a BIG dog and he doesn't much 'cotton' to strangers. [woof] He likes me though.
I pump the tunes through either the Denon DN-2000F MK III's on CD or my Technics Quartz....followed by a long number... TT for the vinyl.
It plays through my Soundcraft D-MIX 1000 mixing board and fires out of either JBL Studio monitors or JBL custom made tops and bottoms all powered by twin QSC MX 1500a's on the bottom boxes and the 2000 version on the tops depending on who I'm trying to wake up...and where. I've got Behringer, DBX and Neutrix gizmos attached to it too...and I have 'a guy' who looks after it all for me as I am about as technically gifted as a snail.
Beats the living daylights out of the old Seabreeze mono record player I owned back in the early 60s when I was listening to my first 45s and albums. [of course I used to love to listen to the Little Deuce Coupe album on my Dad's HiFi. THAT was a powerful unit...by comparison. And the album sounded 'ACES'.]
Needless to say...my music collection is blinkin' gigantic. I may well have one of the ten largest collections of Reggae/W. Indian music in the country...and that makes up perhaps 20% of the whole....maybe less. I've got a ton of BBs/group and solo material. I AM NOT a collector. I LISTEN to what I own. [although the vinyl hardly ever gets touched anymore...too much of a pain in the arse to set it up]
I spent the entire winter [ t'was a long one-about 5 months long ... up in Northern Ontario on the James Bay Frontier ] 5 years ago using an elaboate set up to record specific songs off of vinyl and into the computer and subsequently back out onto CD as needed. Those gizmos they sell to perform that task aren't really all that great quality-wise. [Way too thin and noisy] Primarily I transferred alot of older material that I couldn't find anywhere on CD so that I could incorporate it into radio programming I was preparing for a proposed new radio station. It was fun to do...and worth it. Although I wouldn't want to do it again.
Headphones are still A GREAT way to really listen to and enjoy music.
I'll say this...and it's a GREAT tip...the kind of equipment you use is likely not as important as the WIRING you use to get the sound from the source to your speakers. GREAT wiring makes a GIGANTIC difference. Spend more on 'top of the line' wiring and you will hear things buried in the music which you may well have never really noticed before. True story.