Whats on your turntable tonight?


For me its the first or very early LP's of:
Allman Brothers - "Allman Joys" "Idyllwild South"
Santana - "Santana" 200 g reissue
Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Emerson Lake and Palmer"
and,
Beethoven - "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major" Rudolph Serkin/Ozawa/BSO
slipknot1
Brian,

Isn't the Duelund wire suppose to be the same or similar to the Western Electric?

Glad your having great results.
@reubent , @tomic601 , @boxer12, 

That record has Gerry Garcia sittin in on the anti-Nixon song.   Played that one twice.  
@noromance my LRS guy near outlaws ( my escape ) recently retired but he was a massive Span fan...lord knows I tried...just can’t get there.....yet.
@slaw

Steve, yes, from doing some research, many also prefer the new Duelund wire over (some of) the old Western Electric, but, I dunno, I tend to be a purist 😁 and wanted the real thing.

The Western Electric WE16GA was what became the ‘legendary’ wire for audiophile use, questioned the guy who made mine about that, and he assured me, having used/listened to both, (and others), the 50’s 10GA wire was as good if not better. That WE16GA wire is about extinct now, and costs a ‘fortune’ when you find any.

I’m pleased thus far, got some ‘burning in’ to do, but he said the speaker wire only needs about 20 hours. The smaller gauge 1940’s wire used for the IC’s varies.
@tomic601 I'm not a huge Span fan, man. I do like their Maddy Prior vocal songs though. The SQ on the compilation is solid.
All the talk about Joni has me pulling out "Blue". Mine is a re-issue purchased over 20 years ago. No inner sleeve. Bar code. Reprise MS-2038 on the spine.

Sounding lovely. Joni's voice is clear and extended.
@tomic601 ,

I’ve decided that "Man in Motion" has a muddy midrange and soft bass.

"Bullet For You" is eerily similar to "Midnight Hour". A law suit?
Steve - I don’t have it on vinyl, ripped copy on server. I think that gritty stuff is what he prefers, certainly Mule leans that way. You saved me some $... headed to Seattle soon, will play it on the reference 
I have been enjoying the Police box set, it will make the trek North. I know it’s a “ first world problem “ but managing vinyl collections two places is maddening.....
Hello folks.  Beautiful 17 year old thread you have over here.  Just commenting so that it comes up in "my activity".  Curious to see what folks are listening to over here...

Just came in the mail today. Very nice copy.

Benjamin Britten conducts Britten - War Requiem. The London Symphony Orchestra and The Milos Ensemble with The Bach Choir and The Highgate School for Boys Choir. London 2LP box set 1963 Stereo.


The above mentioned C,S,N &Y lp is superior to any version out there. Wanna bet?
"....this is a really long song
and we’re gonna do it real slow..."           Neil Young

Southern Man
Martinů - String Quartet #5, Janáček Quartet & String Quartet #7, Vlach Quartet. Supraphon 1980 Czechoslovakia
@cal3713 welcome, it is a great thread and contributors....truly nice people....
Jim,

Consider there’s no bass guitar, no drums.......I guess no low end.

An acoustic evening of great proportions.
@tomic601 

Joe Jackson - Night and Day

Hey Jim. Nice one. I think I'll give it a spin.......

Joe Jackson - "Night and Day"  A&M SP-4906  





the mentioned RSD 4 Way, which good natured jabs aside between friends !!! 

Playing the Ohio side now.....
Vivaldi - The Four Seasons. English Chamber Orchestra with Henryk Szeryng conductor and violin. Philips reissue, Netherlands pressing. Unknown release date.

Never really play this, always skip by it, but it is an excellent recording and pressing.