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| Tube Preamp for around 2K? I will take a guess. There is no good enough $2k used tube preamp unless the unit is very old or the seller is desperate or drunk. Forget it. $3.5 - $4.5K is a realistic range. | |
| Jazz for aficionados For acoustic work by Al Di Meola I suggest "Cielo e Terra" and "Heart of the Immigrants" albums. Some tracks from "Kiss my Axe" are quite good too, the composition entitled "Morocco" is certainly worth the attention. | |
| Jazz for aficionados Something totally different. I don't listen to it often but I do listen to it.Tony Scott - Music for the Zen Meditation. He plays with Japanese musicians. | |
| Jazz for aficionados The recording quality would've been excellent had it been analog ! All three of them are great but listen to John's solos. | |
| Jazz for aficionados Orpheus10, I believe this is the best acoustic guitar album of all times. It is deeper than Friday Night in San-Francisco. Bad digital sound from 80s. I have it on Japanese pro record, that's the best one can do. | |
| Bill Legall-MillerSound speaker driver repair Yes, he does that, though he doesn't work with tweeters. I asked him if he would replace the capacitors and maybe do some upgrades, but unfortunately I live far from his location. I understand him, but this is not world class service at all. | |
| Jazz for aficionados This is real thing too, very to the point.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbCYRPAfkA8 | |
| Jazz for aficionados When it comes to jazz fusion as I understand the term - no-one, except Nils Molvaer, but he is not in the same league.I stopped listening to classical jazz a long time ago.Going outside fusion, El Camaron de la Isla - the greatest flamenco singer ... | |
| Bill Legall-MillerSound speaker driver repair Bill will not deal with the business of shipping speakers. He will work on your speakers only if you drop them off and pick them up. | |
| Jazz for aficionados It appears that there are no musical ideas at all there. Generally speaking, I think that Scandinavians have a much better sense of jazz and jazz fusion.About Miles. I read, right or wrong, that after the 'Bitches Brew' he said to McLaughlin that ... | |
| Finally stepping into the hobby after 30 years of watching from the sidelines The Harbeths were driven by VAC electronics. Electronics and cables contribute greatly to the soundstage presentation.Still, I am surprised that Zu speakers with inexpensive electronics gave you a more of a life-like sound. I wonder how they woul... | |
| What do audiophiles want from a cable? Waxwaves, you use Purist cables, all Ferox. Have you ever tried Purist fluid cables? Now when it comes to Purist it's a fun game, there used to be fluid and Ferox cables with both Ag/Cu/Au alloy conductors, that's, mostly silver, and Cu/Ag/Au allo... | |
| Jazz for aficionados And before what was played before Miles was also Miles. I think, he needed no-one in a usual sense. Everything that was played with Miles and everyone who played with Miles were also in essence him. He simply couldn't play all the instruments requ... | |
| Lansche speakers. Your impressions. Of course. The least expensive Lansche are about $35k. You would need at least $25k - Ypsilon integrated - to make them sing. | |
| Finally stepping into the hobby after 30 years of watching from the sidelines Harbeth and Zu, how did they do bass and highs ? |