bstatmeister
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| Audio Technica VM540ML v. N97xe Jico SAS I would like detail, but want to keep nice full bass. Anything to worry about with the 540? It's not too bright or thin? | |
| Audio Technica VM540ML v. N97xe Jico SAS Seems like the Jico has a better cantilever with it being boron, but the 540 has dual magnets for better channel separation. Looks like a tie with tips. Micro line and SAS look real similar. | |
| HELP!!! I need a “GOOD-CHEAP” preamp solution??? Schiit Saga - $350. The end. | |
| Who are some of elite sub woofers? Get one that has a servo...will get you musical bass. Sealed also better than ported for music in general. | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? @bondmanp that Sugarcube looks very nice, however, at 3k it's too rich for my blood! I'll probably look for an ADC in the 200-500 dollar range and just make sure to clean my records real good in a Record doctor V. The Record Doctor is simply am... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? @bondmanp no doubt that the vinyl rip sounds better. It's a fact that (well in most cases) that LPs typically have better dynamic range than their CD counterparts (although the CD format DOES have much better dynamic range inherently, but it's n... | |
| Will Technology Kill the Audiophile Hobby? LOL Millercarbon...I remember a video from Paul McGowan on YouTube sometime in the past couple months stating that we are at around 50-60% toward perfect sound and that in the next 20-30 years there should be some advancements that get us most of ... | |
| Will Technology Kill the Audiophile Hobby? I could imagine a neural shunt similar to what Neo uses in the Matrix to learn Kung Fu, but instead, you can use it to hear the music as if you were there live. Or at the very least use it to virtually transport yourself to Michael Fremer's house ... | |
| Movies employing music in a great way. Loved Zamfir in Kill Bill | |
| Music similar to Mike Oldfield just listened to Man on the rocks - didn't really enjoy it as much as the othersMusic of the sphere's I will need a lot more time with, being classical and all - but this one looks promising at first glanceLight+Shade is one that I will need to bu... | |
| Music similar to Mike Oldfield Islands is Awesome!Here is my current Mike Oldfield list in order of enjoyment:1.)Amarok2.)Five Miles Out3.)Songs of a Distant Earth4.)Tubular Bells II5.)Crises6.)Islands7.)Tubular Bells8.)Incantations9.)Ommadawn10.)Return to Ommadawn11.)Heaven's ... | |
| Music similar to Mike Oldfield Just Finishing up Crisis, Amazing stuff. I listened to the majority of the above suggestions, but none are doing it for me so far like MO.Next is Islands..BTW...keep the suggestions coming. William Orbit was almost doing it for me... | |
| Tekton Speakers,Who owns them and what did you replace and why. Martin, make sure repost your thoughts after you get them. I am leaning towards going with the DI myself | |
| Music similar to Mike Oldfield Yes, love TB II, but after Amarok (and I love Amarok the most by a wide margin) Five Miles out is in my Mike Oldfield #2 spot. Most people say Ommadawn is theIr favorite, but I've only heard about 25% of it so far... need to keep listening. Mike's... | |
| Music similar to Mike Oldfield Thanks for all the suggestions! I got a lot of listening ahead... |