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| what do you use to remove your tubes? Amperex (Bugle Boy) and Telefunken work great in other preamps I have.Make sure if you get Amperex,get the Made in Holland labeled.Since Richardson bought their name,there are all kinds of budget Chinese (plus who knows where) made Amperex tubes o... | |
| Any Blu Ray players made in the USA? One thing for sure,Americans have some of the best engineers,talent,and products when they want to.Otherwise our products wouldn't be copied,reverse engineered,and counterfeited so much.I think Americans welcome something new from another country ... | |
| tuner better than turntable ? thread. Perhaps the better sound you hear just might be poor high frequency noise do to a bad source,electronics,or something else being filtered out by the fm tuner.If the source your listening to has very poor info at above 15 khz,blocking it out may ma... | |
| tuner better than turntable ? thread. Record are capable of over 30 khz.What source is the radio station broadcasting?Live music all day?Or records and cd's as the source that sounds so good.You don't have to worry about poor coupling caps in a turntable,but what about all the couplin... | |
| most articulate speaker The electronics definitely play a big role brought up by Tbg.Anything sterile in the electronics end with destroy any thought of hearing something articulate sounding.GOOD point! | |
| Tube preamplifier tube choice help please The 6SN7 is one of the best preamp tubes.Plus you could do tube rolling.♫ | |
| most articulate speaker If that is your main type of music you'll be listening to,a Quad may do all you need.They are great speakers.They may compliment it. | |
| most articulate speaker A dynamic driver should be more articulated.A Electrostatic driver is way to polite to get all of the details to be considered highly articulated.There is to much going on for a electrostatic driver to handle it.The dynamic driver would have to be... | |
| Speaker recommendation Try to find speaker that are fairly efficient.I'm guessing that unit gives 10-15 watts per channel (just a guess) at the most.The specs they give are 25 watts at 1 khz @6 ohms only.The power at 20-20,000 will be lower.8 ohm speakers with at least ... | |
| Drill holes in rack shelf to keep amp cool? Cdc,I email myself to try the new stuff out.That way nobody else could see all of my trial and error goof ups that I'm good at doing.♫ | |
| Drill holes in rack shelf to keep amp cool? CdcOpen windows start.Type in Character map.Scroll down to Meiryoin font.Its right before the Oriental items start.Pick your item,left click on it to high-lite it,then select,copy,and move your pointer to where you want it. Then use CTRL and V to ... | |
| The Hub: Is a Vinyl Revival in progress? I hate to say it,but I would guess its a fad.The young people that are finding it interesting now,will most likely get bored with it.Most of them like all of their electronic toys,including the new music formats out there.A lot may not even hear t... | |
| The Hub: No moving parts? No problem! Also I thought there was a shortage of gas needed for the plasma tweeters.I also thought there was supposed to be a new driver with a similar idea that was to be introduced by someone.Unfortunately,I can't remember who or when. | |
| The Hub: No moving parts? No problem! More links >>[http://www.acapella.de/en/hornspeakers/violon_mk_IV.php][http://www.acapella.de/en/hornspeakers/ionic_tweeter.php] | |
| The Hub: No moving parts? No problem! And I didn't see any mention about the use of Vinzenz von Tscharner of Basil Switzerland catalyst that is supposed to change the plasma into oxygen.There was an article in the January 1997 HiFi News and Record magazine also(UK).[http://www.newscie... |