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| CD Player Tweak Also worth looking into is the E-A-R Isodamp SD125, made specifically for damping vibrations in metal panels. Michael Percy Audio sells all the E-A-R products. | |
| Considering a POSSIBLE replacement for speakers. Opinions? You have a lot of good choices. The Magnepan LRS with a pair of subs (especially the GR Research/Rythmik OB Sub) is a good one, the Maggie-killer Eminent Technology LFT-8B an even better one. VPI’s Harry Weisfeld considers it to have the best midr... | |
| Distributed Bass Array configuration Brian Ding includes a continuously-variable 0-180 degree (0-16ms delay) Phase Control on his top-level Rythmik subs for a reason. If a loudspeaker is mated with a subwoofer or two---the speaker and sub(s) used with an electronic cross-over set to,... | |
| Bobby Whitlock on All Things Must Pass. @rwwaer, It's good to know I haven't been alone in feeling as I have since the original releases of ATMP. And to learn that George himself had misgivings and eventually regrets about Spector's production of the album.Bobby Whitlock enthusiasticall... | |
| Bobby Whitlock on All Things Must Pass. Yup tostado, Paul is one fine musician. I still really love his first few albums (I have them on UK LP’s), and they have held up very well. I lost some respect for him, however, when Denny Seiwell (Wings’ drummer) told those of who attended the dr... | |
| VTL Service ?? On the opposite side of the scale is Keith Herron at Herron Audio. Best cs in the business. There are plenty of good guys making great tube amps; why buy product made by a company like VTL?However: If you buy new from a VTL dealer, it is HE should... | |
| The birth of a new thread dedicated to sharing our newly-acquired "old" LP's. Catch O’ The Day:- Phil Everly: Phil’s Diner (Pye Records), $3.00.- The Dave Clark Five: Glad All Over (Epic Records, mono), $5.00.- The Dave Clark Five: Return! (Epic Records, mono), $5.00.- The Dave Clark Five: American Tour (Epic Records, mono)... | |
| John Hiatt and The Jerry Douglas Band hit the road! @limbonner: If you’re interested, there is a Barnes & Noble exclusive version available---the cover autographed by John and Jerry, the vinyl black/gray splatter. There is also an Independent Record Store version on blue marble vinyl, and of co... | |
| Bobby Whitlock on All Things Must Pass. Back to George:My favorite of his post-Beatles work is, by far, that made as a member of The Traveling Wilburys. I don't think George was a strong enough singer to be a "front man", but well suited to being a member of a group.I also think his tal... | |
| Bobby Whitlock on All Things Must Pass. Ooh @wweiss, too confessional for me. It's the kinda thing you expect more from a girl singer. John, baby, take it like a man, like the rest of us do. You're not that special.Even more embarrassing was John's drunken behavior at The Troubadour in ... | |
| John Hiatt and The Jerry Douglas Band hit the road! Yeah Jim, Iris is playing The Aladdin Theater in Portland in a few months. I was planning to attend the show (though I saw her there just last February), but then the Hiatt/Douglas date was announced. That'll scratch my itch for the need of live m... | |
| John Hiatt and The Jerry Douglas Band hit the road! @grannyring: Thanks for the correction. I don't remember where I read that about Alison and Jerry, it was quite a while back. | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? I just found the two albums by Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson on LP locally, and though I've listened to only the first released---2008's Rattlin' Bones, I had to tell ya'll about it. Fantastic!I've been a fan of Kasey since the release of her... | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? @slaw---Steve, some info about The Chocolate Watchband:They were literally a Garage Band, formed in late spring of 1965 in my hometown of Cupertino, California (a suburb of San Jose) and rehearsing in the garage of organist Jo Kemling. You don’t s... | |
| Bobby Whitlock on All Things Must Pass. Excellent post @tostadosunidos, agree with your every point.Lennon's solo output is kind of a trainwreck. How 'bout the Rock And Roll album he did (with Spector producing!)? Oy! Terr-i-ble. Starting Over coulda been great (he was originally going ... |