bdp24
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| Why do you guys pursue a flat frequency response when you buy a subwoofer? Further clarification:Rythmik Audio sells both the F12 and F12G as fully assembled subs.GR Research sells the F12G sub---as they do all their products---as a DIY/Kit only, which includes a Rythmik Audio plate amp and Danny's paper-cone version of ... | |
| Why do you guys pursue a flat frequency response when you buy a subwoofer? For the sake of clarity and accuracy, Brian Ding is the designer/owner of Rythmik Audio. He designed and has made all the Rythmik plate amps and woofer drivers, including those Danny Richie uses in his subs. Danny is the designer owner of GR Resea... | |
| GR-Research Line Force First Transparent Speakers? Danny Richie designed his own version of the NEO3, is having it manufactured to his specs, and using it in some of his designs. He is currently working on his own NEO10. The NEO3 magnetic-planar driver and all his kits are detailed (with prices) o... | |
| Some Really Good Mono Recordings on Vinyl ? Agreeing to disagree. Disagreements are even deeper amongst band members, as music is often all they have. To become a successful musician requires a lot of sacrifice, and an acceptance of the possibility of a life lived in virtual poverty, not un... | |
| Feedback Thanks @clio09. That partial-quote is but one example of Roger’s depth of knowledge and wisdom in amplifier design, and why his passing is such a loss to hi-fi. | |
| Tune of the Day Understood @slaw. Well, The Houston Kid makes for great driving music ;-) . | |
| Tune of the Day Bummer, @slaw. I have a fair number of LP's which have yet to make it onto CD, and a lot of albums which are not available on LP, being released in the CD era. I put the music first, and if it must be on CD, so be it. | |
| Some Really Good Mono Recordings on Vinyl ? @slaw, I understand why I can be viewed as a Beatles basher, and for that I have only myself to blame. I in fact love both Rubber Soul and Revolver, and many individual songs on their other albums. I also love the "Paperback Writer"/"Rain" single,... | |
| Tune of the Day @slaw The Houston Kid is in my Top 10 albums of all-time list, but afaik was issued on CD only. Does that rule it out for you? | |
| Anyone Remember This One? Yep @n80, that's the one. Rick Hall owned Fame, and The Swampers eventually left and opened their own studio. | |
| Feedback Modjeski got his hands on a Futterman OTL amp, looked into it's design, and discovered that Julius employed an extremely large amount of negative feedback. A search will bring up more details on Roger's thoughts on the Futterman, negative feedback... | |
| Who's bought a piece of gear only AR integrated amplifier. Kept blowing up, finally replaced it with Dynaco separates. | |
| Power Cable Suggestions A BEL 1001! @roberjerman obviously knows good sound when he hears it. I might kill to get a pair of MK.4's. | |
| can anyone recommend a person in LA area to pay to install a tricky Koetsu cartridge @amg56, that’s exactly what I did, many times watching Brooks install, align, measure, adjust, then run-in the cartridge for hours on the customer's table/arm,. Then retest and realign the cartridge (all the alignment parameters change as the susp... | |
| Anyone Remember This One? Exactly @n80, except the other way 'round. The Wrecking Crew came first! There is also a documentary on The Swampers, whom I like even more than The Wrecking Crew. Drummer Roger Hawkins was (he's still alive, but no longer playing) a VERY special ... |