dan_ed
Responses from dan_ed
| Cat owner wants speakers My cats would laugh at your scratching posts! De-clawing them was far more humane than what I would do to them if they ruined furniture, cabinets, speakers, etc. Not to mention me!My neighbors launch into this tirade as well. But they always shut ... | |
| Graham Phantom vs Triplaner The Triplanar VII is a excellent unit with its good cable and when using Cartridges below 10gr.With heavier carts it simply looses information in the high frequency area, it is a bit lifeless and the "airy speed" is not there anymore Take that dam... | |
| Graham Phantom vs Triplaner From Kdtran's post it sounds like the Triplanar retrieves all of the information in the grooves while the Graham ignores some of it to make a more "musical" presentation? | |
| Walker Audio- High Definition Links- anyone So, does anyone know how or why they work? Based on how they are connected it seems that this is some kind of passive filter. | |
| Strange phenomona this hobby. Strange stuff indeed!Forget live, you'll never get it. The best any of us can hope for is SOME of the aspects of a live performance in our playback systems. This is why we all say "listen for yourself". You're always going to be choosing the type ... | |
| Am I getting it all? I'm wondering if you have just run into some of the multitude of not so well done LPs. You mention that some of your LPs playback better sounding than your digital source. I don't find that so unusual. My old BAT CDP often gives some of my LPs a r... | |
| For those using 'Holographic Mylar' as a tt drive I'm probably the one who got the last roll before Chris ordered the first time. :-) The good news is that 1 roll is probably a life time supply. | |
| Time between playing the same LP Life is too short. If you want to hear that track again, play it dammit!Now, if it is truly some rare title . . . | |
| Need Speakers at least 4 feet high Yes, I agree it's not always easy to get full meaning across with written posts. | |
| Need Speakers at least 4 feet high Springbok10, while I agree CleanedUp went over the line it was you who brought up the wife and in a somewhat disparaging way. So don't get too bent up about some of the comments since you started the discussion and brought in the non-audio parts y... | |
| Need Speakers at least 4 feet high You don't need new speakers. You need a marriage counselor! :-)With 3 other systems I think you should re-consider. 200 lbs. is not that much. Get some friends or hire some movers. Let your wife have her space. It is every bit as important to her ... | |
| Need Speakers at least 4 feet high That chair must have a high back. You might find some 4' high but then you may have to get used to listening while standing up. With the chair and other restrictions on placement you're going to have to compromise on sound.How about moving the sys... | |
| Magnetization & Demagnetization any conclusions? Well, that was the point I was trying to make. The Talisman and the Ionoclast do two separate operations. The post of Mapleshade's response read to me like they were saying that the devices that address magnetics didn't work as well as the Ionocla... | |
| Magnetization & Demagnetization any conclusions? That's always the best thing, try it for yourself. BTW, I'm not trying to refute any physicists or chemists. I certainly don't know exactly what is taking place. I am curious to know what these guys have to say about what may or may not be happeni... | |
| Magnetization & Demagnetization any conclusions? Hi Jim,Love those cleaning solutions!I always thought this demag concept was more audiophile snake-oil and never gave it any serious consideration. My mind was changed when Doug and Paul gave a demonstration of the results. I was impressed with th... |