Here's a few random pics from recent adventures:

Andrew.
I have an aversion to pain and ongoing problems and found a deep tissue massage guy that reaches parts of my body I didn't know I had. He knows muscles, tendons and cartilage inside out

Have you tried one of them ?
Assume you've tried the physios, chiros and similar

I'm in Cyprus right now and I've brought my Duson amp out to partner the Minstrels Mary brought here a few weeks ago. Initial impressions were terrible, but swapping the speakers over to make the ports fire outwards really helped. It still needs some room treatment though as the bass seems to boom and smear the rest. I'm experimenting with cushions and absorbent material but will order some proper stuff when I get a better understanding.

I'm just using my IPad/iPod and I need some more of the Chris cable our here to replace the LS2 I brought. A better source and cables should bring rewards.

I really liked the Sonneteer best of the three, Jules. I gave it up to a friend though as he really wanted it. Not having the Sonneteer around, I very quickly settled with the Consonance. I found it very satisfying albeit not so lively as the Sonneteer. It's such a pleasure to use too.

Well, it's been great to have you here up until now Andrew.
Pretty sure it's a standby switch rather than am on/off switch though. Have fun doing the outdoor stuff and I expect we'll be seeing more of you further down the track.

Cheers and all the best.

Here's a pic of the OA21 I bought. It's sat in the UK waiting for me:

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And I also bought a Duson pre/power combo. The integrated I bought last year is the best integrated I've owned bar none. This new pairing will be special, Although I'm unlikely to hear them at their best in my current setup. Still, their day will come....

I had no idea that Onix were still going!

www.onixdna.com/products/onix-dna-50

Not that I recall. Closest I came was Sound Org demos on different days. With ES14s the Naims were better to my ears (62/HiCap/140) but the Onix still drove the Epos with ease, which isn't something you can say about many integrateds. It was also with an LP12, so the quality of the phono stage would be a factor. With a different speaker or CD source, the results may have been reversed. The Onix certainly breathes a bit more "air" into recordings and has almost the same level of drive. 

My latest one certainly looks to be a fine example. I hope it's as good in the flesh. The only reason I sold previous ones was the condition. Such a classic design means there's nowhere to hide if there's a mark. I've wanted a perfect one for many years.