immatthewj
Responses from immatthewj
| Qualities Of An End-game System Are you high? It must have induced a flashback. | |
| Qualities Of An End-game System - The room disappears - The listener disappears, his mind is shut down/gone. - There is nothing left but the perception of falling into an abyss filled with music. - The listener doesn't know where any of the music came from, but, it is all ... | |
| Looking for 50-100 watts of Tube Power (give or take) for my JBL 4349s @fthompson251 will TMR be selling it under consignment for you? | |
| Tubes Recommendation for McIntosh Preamp @xcool I was told it was only a little over a year old. Of course I can’t verify that. I just have to take his words. if this is important to you (and I am not saying that it is) you could probably call or email the people at Mac and if you g... | |
| Tubes Recommendation for McIntosh Preamp @xcool , did you replace your SLP-05? | |
| The Midnight Effect - Who-How? I heard it on Friday/Saturday morning and it was almost like someone had flicked a switch. Or more like someone had suddenly placed extensive acoustic treatments in the room.. the soundstage just opened up in all directions and the sense of prese... | |
| Thumbs up to Cary Audio Service @heart_sounds , Kirk Owens was the absolute best! No matter how big or small my problem/question, he always had time to give me his attention. He inspired my loyalty to CAD. Anyway, what you might do is to post your issue in the amps/preamps foru... | |
| Thumbs up to Cary Audio Service @heart_sounds , a few years ago I was having an issue with my Cary V-12. I tryed to call tech support on the phone, but they told me they no longer offer telephone tech support and to email them. I sent more than one email asking for troubleshooti... | |
| The Midnight Effect - Who-How? For a few years if I was back in my listening room and listening, I was drinking. I have cut way back since then (I am on Miller 64 these days, and it doesn't taste good enough to make me want more than a couple of bottles) and listening isn't ... | |
| The desperate need to tinker In my old age, I now reside in the camp that does not want to screw with stuff unless I have to. | |
| The Psychology of Constant (Equipment) Change borderline This may speak volumes. | |
| The Psychology of Constant (Equipment) Change A narrow mind member here 4 years ago accused me of killing people because i spoke about Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine instead of remdesivir and injection ... He confused me with a pro Trump at this time.. Guess who was right ? @mahgister ... | |
| The Psychology of Constant (Equipment) Change But while very expensive gear is not a magic solution to getting better sound better gear is a very important element. And long posts about acoustics and the brain don’t justify ignoring the gear factor. +1 @hilde45 . | |
| The Psychology of Constant (Equipment) Change there are worse addictions to have than high end audio gear. +1 on that, @jond . | |
| At what point do you... Back when I had more money than brains (and that's going back a while . . . now I don't have an excess of either) I always (except for once) bought new. The exception was a pair of ARC VTM120s that I bought from the classified section in Stereophi... |