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Any exp. w/ Shunyata Dark Field Cable Elevators I must first apologize to Grant and the people of Shunyata, I am the bad guy. I usually don't make posts like I did initially but, My god $250 for twelve pieces of foam. Well, I did feel bad and ordered a set. My dealer would take them back if I d... | |
Warner and Blu ray? I have a toshiba HD-DVD and it works as good as any blu-ray would in my system. I haven't used it. Everytime I go to watch a movie I never get past the turntable and end up playing an LP or two instead. So, if your like me you are immune to the fo... | |
What do you do when you listen to music? Sometimes I just listen, actually these are the best times. I have also scheduled days where I will sit down and listen to music from the early morning 5-6am until noon, do something outside and repeat after supper until late into the night. I hav... | |
GIRL NEWBIE You might have good luck with an older reciever or integrated amp as it may also have a phono section. Many of the newer ones don't have a phono amp and then you would need to buy one seperately. Also, there are many nice two way speakers to be fo... | |
Any exp. w/ Shunyata Dark Field Cable Elevators Grant, I don't know what living the high life with Regis would be so I really cannot comment. Do I think that your company is actively out to rob people, of course not. Do I like your products, well Gemini speaker cables, Aries interconnects, Pyth... | |
Any exp. w/ Shunyata Dark Field Cable Elevators I took a look at them and they look like very well cut out foam blocks. Now I do use Shunyata cables; speaker which I love, Interconnects which I really like, and power cables which look really cool and sound just as nice as my Audience PowerChord... | |
Nordost Heimdall warm??? Having actually listened to and auditioned the Heimdal I would say that it is definetly not bright and lean. I found much of the other Nordost line brighter but the Heimdal very balanced. | |
Nordost Heimdall warm??? I spent some time with the heimdall and the Blue heaven. I think that the blue heaven is a very balanced lower priced speaker cable. The Heimdall is a very balanced super speaker cable. I do think that you will get more bass, deeper, tighter and w... | |
best sub 1k phono stage? It would depend on the type of cartridge that you are using. If it is a low voltage MC I use to have a dynavector P75 and was very happy with it. Plenty of gain and very quiet. They have updated it and though I have not heard the newer version I h... | |
The new Peak Consult referencespeaker That is a very impressive looking speaker. Is there a dealer in the midwest that you are aware of for Peak Consult. Thanks. | |
Replacing my Arcam cd 23 with what?? I have the 33, very similar though mine does not decode HDCD. After listening to many the Naim CDX2 is the CD player I would most like to upgrade to. I really like my Arcam but if I wanted more of everything I like it would be the Naim. | |
Ultimate Audio Upgrade Though I still love my audio system the two times where I listened to something and was a little disappointed when comming home was listening to the Verity/VTL system above and hearing this cello under the bow of a decent cellist. Now I need to be... | |
Giant subwoofer Thanks, I also found this a little extreme but can appreciate the passion to eck out that last little bit of a bass note. Scroll down to see the instalation of a horn driven woofer. http://www.galibierdesign.com/systems_kevin_brooks.html | |
Speaker life expectancy: How long can you buy used I know mine will last at least 25years, thats when the warranty runs out. I think that we live in a culture where we assume that we need to continualy change and that everything is very temporary and easily replaced and I think that colors our per... | |
Acoustic Sounds Customer Service I have had the best service from Acoustic sounds. They really take the time to answer my many questions and I have never had a problem. I would never expect to reimburse my shipping costs to them unless it was something sent in error and the costs... |