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| One Only Please- Your Favorite Track from which album and Artist please I can't help myself. "No Time To Cry" by Iris Dement, on her 1994 Warner Brothers My Life album. My God, what a song. Covered by Merle Haggard, Kasey Chambers, and others, but Iris' version remains unequalled. | |
| Rosanne Cash "She Remembers Everything" LP Rosanne's The Wheel album was about her breakup with Rodney Crowell, and it's predecessor Interiors the troubles leading to it. Too much talent for one marriage ;-) . | |
| Looking for a low heat tube amp @analogluvr, I would have suggested the Music Reference RM-10, but the op is looking for an integrated amp. A nice passive pre partnered with the RM-10 is a good alternative. | |
| Pheonix Engineering Road Runner Peter, though Roadrunners were going for as much as $400 after it was discontinued, it originally retailed for $234 (it was the Falcon and Eagle that sold for more). Your $299 is quite reasonable. | |
| Greatest debut album @tostadosunidos, yup Jack was the most interesting thing about The Airplane, just as John Entwistle was in The Who. But then, I love the bass. James Jamerson is about my favorite musician; he, Ry Cooder, and Levon Helm. What a trio that would have... | |
| Does anyone care to ask an amplifier designer a technical question? My door is open. Roger, I assume the balanced/XLR-only input on your RM-200 is accomplished with a transformer. Do you wire it in accordance with AES File 48 (pin 1: ground, pin 2: non-inverted signal, pin 3: inverted signal)? Thanks---Eric. | |
| Stereophile Magazine question. It's worth it just for Art Dudley's writing. Herb Reichert and Michael Fremer, too. | |
| Does anyone care to ask an amplifier designer a technical question? My door is open. I wonder, how many have actually heard a Music Reference amp? Not a "trendy" brand, conservatively and timelessly styled (I happen to find the RM-200 minimalistily elegant, in a Scandinavian sort of way), few dealers, fewer reviews. I have found M... | |
| One Only Please- Your Favorite Track from which album and Artist please "Driving Wheel" by T Bone Burnett, on his 1980 Takoma Records album Truth Decay. | |
| What is the first album you purchased, and do you still have it? I joined the Columbia Record Club when I was twelve. I had been buying 7" 45 RPM singles, but LP's were now of interest. You got a free LP when you joined the Club (the 1st one's free, kid ;-), and I picked Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits, which inc... | |
| New Funk Firm Achromat Warped Maybe the Vinyl Flat LP product would cure the mat's warp? | |
| Talk but not walk? Touche’! There ya go again, flauntin’ yer high school education. ;-) . But why so nasty ("stooge")? In my case, "your" has a different meaning than "you’re". It is clarity of intent and meaning that matter most to me. not spelling or grammar per s... | |
| Greatest debut album @tostadosunidos, the bassist in my 1971 band loved Jack Cassidy (and Rick Danko, and Phil Lesh) and the sound he got, so bought himself the same Guild bass Jack played at the time. He was disappointed and frustrated that it sounded nothing like Ja... | |
| Talk but not walk? Sorry, but my Grandmother was a school teacher and then principal, and passed on to my Mother the importance of the correct use of the English language, as did she to I. You’re, not your, is the contraction of you are. Class dismissed ;-) . | |
| My daughter practing snare, bells this aft...... For the very high frequencies (bells, triangles, cymbals, etc.), I stand by ESL’s or ribbons. For drums themselves, planar-magnetics, especially the Magneplanar Tympani T-IV and T-IVa (the best reproduction of my own Gretsch drumset), and perhaps ... |