fleschler
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| Beware the audio guru I say that prof is a noru (not a guru) and of no interest to me. He doesn't elicit any information I can use to analyze anything. Just a lot of wind. I'll stick to reading teo for information. I'm no guru, I just write about my own experiences... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Little Band Big Jazz is a favorite of Robert's audio check out CDs. When I first purchased it about 8 years ago, it didn't sound great, with a hashy horn section. However, after installing myriad Stillpoints on all my equipment, it cleaned up. ... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic I think effer means F.U. in slang. Could be Carpathian or troll adopting another name. Same questions, rabid accusations, as if the other 1800+ posts didn't exist as to the product or OPs beta/final user status only. | |
| Interconnects and non-believers The Cable Company allows one to test out any particular cable they carry on their own system. How much better can it be for an in-home audition made suitable to one's own equipment and room acoustics? | |
| Interconnects and non-believers I'm with sisyphus51, prof is boring. I'm on this thread because I hear differences in break-in periods of components (parts of electronics, wiring, speakers) and believe in differences between them despite possible identical electrical measuremen... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic I’m not afraid of using graphene even if the concentration were 100% as instructed for use as a contact enhancer. We know that it is not a significant amount weightwise and that the binder make up the majority of the product. Using the supplied gl... | |
| Interconnects and non-believers rvpiano-I second your opinion! | |
| Interconnects and non-believers GroverHuffman cables require a break-in period of no less than 15 hours. He won’t audition a design until it is broken-in. I usually cook them for over a day prior to listening to them (listening to his unbroken-in cables one tends to hear dynamic... | |
| Interconnects and non-believers I agree with Elizabeth about purchasing inexpensive gear that sounds great. My 2nd audio system uses a Pioneer DV-05 from 1998, a dual laser DVD player available for $50 on ebay everyday; however, it is modified at the audio and power stages with... | |
| Interconnects and non-believers At this time, I would like to promote a high end, labor intensive, patented design IC from my friend at http://www.groverhuffman.com/interconnects He also has an Empress + (at $450/m) and the new Pharoah ICs (at $1,000/m). A common thread in this ... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Why is it that so many GON forums are for the purpose of conversation concerning various audio products? Are they also in violation of the forum "code"? What purpose are the forums if one cannot write about a product? There are 1000s of forums con... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Don't fret. The SR Black fuses are great once broken in compared to ordinary fuses. The SR Blue fuse is somewhat better but sounds great immediately upon installation. | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic It's been seven months after first applying TC. If anyone is interested in my opinion, I say that the SR Blue Fuse installation is more important than TC. Two fuses cost as much as one tube of TC, so choose where you can afford to spend your fun... | |
| What's happened to the used high end market recently?? Sales are tough....:0( That is a very big YES. It is as resolving as most if not all my analog (a mod VPI TNT VI w/mod SME IV and Benz Ruby3). I listen to a lot of Contemporary CDs and they rival my original stampers. It’s all in the remastering with Phil De Lanci hit a... | |
| Thumbs up for ultrasonic record cleaning Michael Fremer reinterviewed Mr. Kirmuss at the Munich show. A lot to think about after hearing the interview. https://www.analogplanet.com/content/if-charles-kirmusss-record-cleaning-machine-and-regimen-correct... |