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| Happy Holidays to All "God bless us every one." | |
| Happy Holidays and Your Favorite Tips? Buy low, sell high. Study (capitalist) economics. It influences every move you make. Be nice to people serving your food or cutting your hair. Merry Christmas! | |
| What say you? Good enough for me. | |
| Oppo Blu-Ray Players in 2023 Why does every state-of-the-art, perfect sound forever thing I buy suddenly become "cheap and plentiful"? | |
| How good is good enough? I've noticed myself laughing more and more after reading the prices these days of new equipment in the magazines. | |
| Why isn't better quality used gear being made available? Try using a "Wanted" ad. Might inspire a possessor to let unused equipment go. | |
| Was 1971 the high point of popular music? Not too shabby. BTW, I think I hear record company execs crying. | |
| What news in 2023 struck you? That Atmasphere created some SOTA Class-D amps (that people love) blew me away. Wish I could audition them. | |
| Because the word TECH is there. As a former Programmer/Analyst, I agree that this platform is rather primitive. I also think Facebook, YouTube and others are equally lacking. As I can do nothing about it, I try to enjoy what is there. | |
| Any other Pipe And Slippers Audiophiles out there? OP's picture is missing a dog... | |
| Invert ? Play some music you know that has good bass (make sure your speaker cables are connected correctly). Flip the switch and listen for any change to the bass. whichever position has the most bass is the correct polarity. | |
| Happy Thanksgiving to All! Gobble, gobble... | |
| Does a particular musician’s songwriting and artistry speak to you above all others? @czarivey - For you https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tN2QhNn6j5Q Confirms his genius. | |
| Old records. Haven't you heard about "Riding the Remote"? The loud passages are few and far between. Turn up the volume and enjoy -just be ready with the volume control when the crescendos happen. Regards | |
| Old records. OP: The volume you use for playback can affect the perceived detail. Classical music has a wider dynamic range than Pop/Rock. Try increasing your normal volume and see if this helps. Example: Reference Recordings digital (wide dynamic range) must ... |