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| Best Covers I Heard It through the Grapevine - Marvin Gaye | |
| Pro/Studio Subwoofers @ditusa Thanks for that link. | |
| Isn't MCA Dead? Why is TAS touting MQA features in current emails? @moonwatcher Goodnight, David | |
| Focal 1028BE - protecting speakers for a move Lay them on the floor/bed of the truck? Why not pad/protect all sides and between speakers as discussed, and stand them up, speaker feet/bases on the bed (listening orientation), with ratcheting straps securing the speakers to the walls of the tr... | |
| 45 Singles You Just Had to Buy Bob Seger System: A - Ramblin' Gamblin' Man, B - Tales of Lucy Blue | |
| Axpona 2023 Thanks to all for sharing your comments and insights. | |
| Songs with excellent advice? "Love the One You're With," Stephen Stills "Won't Get Fooled Again," The Who | |
| Who else can't sleep the night before their fancy new gears arrive? Ambien | |
| What is the VERY BEST CD album you've ever heard? @tylermunns Terms "pop" and "rock and roll" have been in use by music industry professionals, since early- to mid-1950s. I entered into what I thought was a discussion. If this is your idea of a game, you can declare yourself the winner by fo... | |
| Good speakers for Parasound Halo JC1 Fritz Speakers, scheduled to be at AXPONA Booth 512, are worth investigating. | |
| What is the VERY BEST CD album you've ever heard? @tylermunns "pop," as a musical genre, evolved primarily from bluegrass/mountain music and blues. You're entitled to your own opinion, but not your own facts. If, to you, pop means popular, then any genre can be "pop," depending on who you're t... | |
| What is the VERY BEST CD album you've ever heard? @ czarivey Where is "rock" identified as a qualifier? ... by who's definition? @ tylermunns Blues is not pop, classical or jazz; many of the artists mentioned are not "pop," and do not fit cleanly in one of your three grossly oversimplified... | |
| How to test speaker cables by ChatGPT Go directly to #6 | |
| Heist/ crime songs "Raised on Robbery," by Joni Mitchell (if we're including the world's "oldest profession") "Hey Joe," by any of many | |
| What are your top 3 favorite female singers? Top three that have been with me longest (late 60s-early 70s) 1. Linda Ronstadt 2. Janis Joplin 3. Carly Simon |