dekay
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| THE BEST SMALL SPEAKERS I also auditioned the Triumph Sigs and agree with RGB. It was a toss up between them and the Reynauds. The Triumphs champed in the detail dept. plus have a very smooth impedence curve and the less expensive Twins were softer and a little more musi... | |
| Anyone tried Stan Warren/Supermod Player Thanks Joe: Sounds like a real bargain, plus the claims that the stock changer kills when hooked up to a good DAC as well. | |
| THE BEST SMALL SPEAKERS I am using JM Reynaud Twin Mk2's that are very musical and good with all types of music. They are rated at 55hz but go much deeper, though with drop off. I have also noticed that there are many floor standing tower designs by PSB, Linn, Castle, et... | |
| PS Audio PP300 works great, but...... Deano: If you have the time please share your opinions of the Mapleshade cables on the Stealth Vs Mapleshade thread. Not a lot of user comments on the Mapleshade's. Thanks. | |
| Your 5 Fav Rock Concerts Joe and Tubefgooever: Loggins and Messina also opened for Leon Russel as did ZZ Top when they were still a three piece boogie band. I agree that L & M had a very good live sound, even better than their album which I recall as being well record... | |
| Your 5 Fav Rock Concerts The Who in an open air theater in Florida performing Quaudrophenia (mid 70's). The Rolling Stones in Kansas City (mid 70's). Santana near Honolulu in a dormant volcanic crater (1972). Derek and the Dominoes with Elton John somewhere in Illinois I ... | |
| Best Guitar Band part11 2muse: Havn't thought of "Drunk again on Gordan's Dry Gin" for 25 years or so. | |
| Anyone tried Stan Warren/Supermod Player How much is the Aiwa mod and is there a warrenty? | |
| Best Guitar Band part11 61: Yes on Television, I have been unable to locate the albums (only two, red and black?) on CD. Do they exist? I listened to Electric Flag but cannot remember the sound and Super Session used to be everyone's favorite in the early 70's. It was al... | |
| Best cables for electrostats? Try the Mapleshade Double Golden Helix cables. They must be used in minumum of an 8' length due to their design and are somewhat fragile, but if they are anything like the Double Helix digital cable that I just installed they will be a dream come ... | |
| "Burn in" Are you serious? I think that you may be on to something Redkiwi. While many burn in beleivers think that they have been upgrading their systems all of these years, they have in reality been doing just the opposite. May as well just chuck it all in and go back to ... | |
| Mapleshade versus Stealth Danvetc: Ah yes, it's all coming back to me, your post sparked my interest in these still mysterious Mapleshade cables. In regard to break in, the cables are directional and are marked (though cryptically if you do not read the instructions). Pier... | |
| Mapleshade versus Stealth Danvetc: I apoligize for allowing passion into my post. It's funny in that when I hear something being touted as being musical (such as the Mapleshades) I always fear that the product will not be detailed enough, which is not the case with this ca... | |
| "Burn in" Are you serious? Jostler: Expectation Bias is a two way street and may explain why you do not hear burn in. Although it seems that many of the members at this site appear to be well versed in white papers, most have progressed beyond their limitations to the real ... | |
| Wrong direction? Off the thread: Garfish, I have had the same experience with store versus home demos. Curiously enough all of the electronics have sounded better at home (due to being properly set up with isolation feet and platforms) and only a few speakers have... |