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| Leave it on? I just had a listen to my neighbor's system and it sounds better when it's turned off. | |
| Why so many B & W Speakers on the used market? They pair well with Macintosh electronics which many people like the looks of. | |
| What's ideal size for a listening room? It should have a door that closes and locks. | |
| And a Happy 4th to all! Have a safe and sane 4th, everyone! | |
| Leave it on? Treat your SS equipment like a old lady's dress. Once it's on, leave it on. | |
| Leave it on? There are no absolutes. What someone else does with a different brand of equipment from yours should should have no bearing on what you do. Check with the manufacturer of your equipment and follow their advice. | |
| How competitive are you with your system? I have the best audio system in the world and my dad can whip your dad. | |
| A principle guiding the wise audiophile life 1. There are no absolutes. 2. Disappointment is the gap that exists between expectation and reality. --Maxwell | |
| Sound right before song begins on vinyl, what is it? Maybe it's the band warming up. | |
| the gateway product that turned you into an audiophile Like some others, Magnepan (then called Magneplaner) Tympani speakers. Mine heard with ARC electronics and a Linn LP12 back in 1976 playing Stanley Clark’s School Days. I traded in my Advents, my Garrard Zero 100 and my Superscope receiver and bec... | |
| White cabinet popularity? Do you really think visitors to your home are going to tell you that your speakers are ugly even if they think they are? | |
| Movie/film suggestions. Gone With The Wind, even though it "ain't fittin'". | |
| My Favorite Tweaks, What is yours? Snake oil. I put that **** on everything. | |
| Speakers for 2nd System! If you plan to listen at low volume levels, high sensitivity speakers make sense but the trade-off is that it's very difficult to get low bass out of a high sensitivity speaker. Not impossible, but a real challenge to the designer. This is one rea... | |
| Are there any recording artists you just can’t listen too? @mylogic A Philadelphia R&B group called The Top Notes originally recorded Twist and Shout in 1961. It was a hit for The Isley Brothers in 1962. This was the version that the Beatles emulated in 1963. In this case, emulate is a euphemism fo... |