loomisjohnson
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Your Help with Media Player i ended up with an oppo 103 after trying a western digital wd live media player. probably needless to say, the oppo's an impressive piece of machinery which sounds great--you really would need to spend a lot more money to get much better. that sai... | |
Peachtree Audio Nova - No subwoofer connection it looks like your sub has speaker level connections--why not try using them (i.e. amp to sub)? | |
What is your favorite 1 hit wonder from the 70's? i was gonna offer "spirit in the sky", but notice it was released in 1969 (though still charted in 1970). "venus" and "vehicle" (ides of march) would fit the bill; likwise "hocus pocus" (focus) and "be thankful for what you got" (great tune). | |
Recommed a medium sized monitors that can go loud go proac | |
Bookshelf Speakers for In-Wall Book Shelf rega rs1 | |
help me choosing first HiFi if i was starting all over again, with your budget, instead of the mountain of big boxes i've accumulated i'd opt for a relatively compact integrated/dac solution like a peachtree nova--haven't heard your cambridge minx, although it looks good on ... | |
Your Help with Media Player the oppo looks like very viable, but overkill for me since i don't need its bluray/streaming functions. someone suggested offline something like the western digital wd live media player, which i could connect to my tv and avr, plug in a hard drive... | |
Rock: well recorded bass...60s/70s ghost, i've previoulsy debated whether layla is overrated, but ultimately always came out on the side that says it's not. there is a bunch of filler--key to the highway and have you ever loved a woman are the sort of lethargic dross i think you're... | |
Rock: well recorded bass...60s/70s Ghost, are u not a fan of Derek and the Dominos? | |
Rock: well recorded bass...60s/70s bd, not that anything i say merits close attention, but i didn't accuse cream of being prog-y--i was referring to procol harum. in any event, while i never liked the mc5 (who were much more countercultural icons than worthwhile music makers), i do... | |
Rock: well recorded bass...60s/70s slightly off topic, but i though i'd weigh in on bd's and ghost's missives. procol harum had certain prog-y elements (technical virtuosity, obscure lyrics, ambitious song structures), but at core were a pop band--their best stuff was very accessib... | |
Rock: well recorded bass...60s/70s ghost: yes was uncool because of (a) sci-fi lyrics and incomprehensible dungeons 'n dragons imagery (b)bloated, purposely difficult "compositions" with long drum solos, (c) technical proficiency as opposed to punky attitude, and (d)no one i know a... | |
Rock: well recorded bass...60s/70s andy fraser on free's "fire and water" lp was a bass player's wet dream--he played more lead than anything else. the songs were great, too.a guiltier pleasure was chris squire on yes's "fragile;" yes was very uncool but i still listened to this re... | |
Best Option In A Silver CD/SACD Player $1k Or Less you can find marantz sa, denon 5910, sony scd and integra rdv in silver for less than a grand, though i'd prbably go with the oppo myself | |
Von Schweikert VR-4 zoon, enjoy the vs--i recall them having quite a low end wallop. i believe they're very placement-sensitive, and you'll likely get enhanced bass performance by re-positioning/moving towards wall, etc. |