eyeballman
Responses from eyeballman
| Hardwoodfloors and Spikes I use Quadraspire floor protector discs. You can get them from audioadvisor. They my WB Curves very well and they're not an eyesore, either. | |
| Has someone imposed a speed limit on jazz? Lombard Street Boogie! HAHAHA. I'll have to rent that movie again. | |
| Current Trends In Home Audio I bought my home 2 years ago in the SF Bay Area. With the prices of homes here, there's a good reason for people not to own expensive rigs - just can't afford it. I also suspect most people store away the good stuff before a bunch of strangers wan... | |
| Kef Reference 102 I have some exprience with this speaker. In fact, I still own the pair I bought in '87. Tried many amp / CD combinations. This speaker tends to be laid back. It has a great midrange - great for voice/ acoustic recordings. Not so great for rock, ho... | |
| Focus Audio 688's Thanks for all the responses. This was very helpful. Unfortunately it increases my curiosity about the 688's. | |
| The best speaker you ever heard? Wilson Benesch ACT. Simply incredible. The Curve comes close but lacks the ACT's range. | |
| Review: Toshiba SD 3960 CD Player Thanks Hdm! | |
| Review: Toshiba SD 3960 CD Player Jeffloistarca,This might sound like a very naive queation but what exactly did you use for dampening material? Did you do the mods yourself? | |
| Speakers to hang on to for LIFE I've had my KEF Reference 102 since 1987. I bought them just before going to college. They have an incredible midrange that really shines with vocals, acoustic instruments - truly magical. Definitely not a rockin' speaker, though. I've updated the... | |
| Musical Fidelity A308 vs, A3.2 int amps I have been using the A308 int for the past year. I originally bought a A3.2 CD player and I was considering the A3.2 int, but the 308 is in a different league. It delivers very clean power. The sound stage is much better than the 3.2 - very wide ... |