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| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Damn it Gumby, or is it gumbydamnit, I think you may be right! How about a Teres TT, Shelter 501 cart and Origin Live arm mod'd out ($3K abouts) (uh, twl?), with a used NBS Pro series 1 IC ($500) and $3.5K of vinyl?!I hear ya. | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Thank you Judit for your response. I too believe that cables make a difference with SS, and that some SS systems can be very satisfying. I thought twice about throwing that out, so let me rephrase and try to bring it back to the point I was mostly... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Oh, I just can't help baiting Subararu sometimes. He can take it and dish it out, though; so, clueless, you don't need to ride to his aid, watching attentively from the bushes. Clueless, clueless, how-oh-how do you maintain your delusion of radica... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Subar: what you say, as I noted above, seems to hold more true with less sophisticated systems. As systems become more sophisticated (read: able to replicate not just sound sources with detail, but supplement that detail with deep harmonics in the... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Muralman, I was wondering how long you could listen to my posts without saying something; always something about me but never at me (where's 6ch to tag team with you?). Three Asa mentions in one paragraph, the foil for your frustration. I guess wh... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck leme: each is a lattice of energy (energy coalesced as matter) that acts as a conduit for the passing of other symmetries of energy (electric). I didn't intend to imply that different rearrangements do not effect that transference in different way... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Detlof. Yes, you misunderstood me. I did not mean to reduce Jung's contribtions to the evolution of collective consciousness - which I consider significant - through a categorization of either "enlightened" or not. While it is true that one is eit... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Yes, detlof, all thinking is only pointing, at least at it relates to "essense". But pointing is good, as long as you know you are pointing; as long as you know sytemizing cogniton is pointing at "essense". Its great for making widgets though! And... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck I know this is an audio thread, but, guys who know lots more than me about Jung!! I can't resist an oppotunity to suck some knowledge out of someone else's head!I certainly can't claim to have read a ton-o-Jung, but my share I suppose.I see Jung a... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Ok, from there, if we agree that amps and wire are both made of varying complexities of rearrangement, and that varying degrees of complex cognitive application are required for each varying symmetry, ie. its takes more complex thinking to design ... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck Sean: yea, I agree. Wire is over-priced. If you can make it yourself and be happy with the result why in heavans would anyone pay someone else lots of money? Makes sense to me.Clueless: thank you for the effort of your response. Actually I agree w... | |
| Cable vs. Electronics: biggest bang for the buck I don't want to drift back into something, but can someone explain to me something that I've never understood. How can anyone who is interested in "scientific" explanations somehow differentiate one technology from another based entirely on irrele... | |
| NOS Tubes make a Huge difference Sounds great Dennis! Please let us all know what you think when it all comes together. | |
| NOS Tubes make a Huge difference The Svet EL34''s are nice tubes - stick with them; matched Mullards will be an expensive road. Its hard for me to believe someone can't hear the difference between a WE300B and, say, a Golden Dragon or Sovtek or...Some Mullard tubes sound mushy, r... | |
| Non fatigueing speaker under 1500 Here, I'll say it - the Aragon is an arc-welder: brittle, glare, etc. If you don't like fatiguing components, gooddomino, you might be going a little crazy by now. So, dump the Aragon, pronto, get a nice integrated tube amp - my recomm is the VTL ... |