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| Bowie is Gone... Most artists are lucky to have one masterpiece in their career, but Bowie had several. A HUGE light has gone out. | |
| When is your Hifi good enough? It depends entirely on the individual. Some people are always on the "hunt," while others find a comfortable patch of audio goodness and stake their claim there for the long haul. I used to belong to the former camp, but for the last five years or... | |
| Plethora of Schumann Resonance Devices The Atmosphere is an interesting idea, but too costly for my blood. I know two people who've tried it. One returned it, and the other kept and really likes it, so who knows. Maybe I'll give the 30-day audition a try in the next several months. | |
| Plethora of Schumann Resonance Devices I have an AR 777 on a linear supply in the front of my room and a 77 with stock supply in the back of the room. That combo works quite nicely in filling up my space. I tried three devices, but that made me feel a little "wonky."IMO it's easy to di... | |
| New SACD player-replacing current setup I'm late to the thread. I see you got a Marantz. You really can't go wrong with any of the Marantz Reference players. I have a modified SA-7S1, and it's the best source I've ever had in my system (and I've owned some good ones, including EMM, Esot... | |
| About How Much $ Have You Spent On Your System & Is Your Room Acoustically Treated? About 35k retail. My basement space is well treated with a combination of ASC and Echobuster products, most of which I had left over from a previous room. | |
| In Memory of Glenn Frey...Favorite Eagles song? "Sad Cafe" is an awesome choice. I also love "I Wish You Peace" from One of These Nights. Seems appropriate given the circumstances. | |
| Amps which are Great, but either Unknown or Underpriced Several of Coda's principals worked with Nelson Pass at Threshold back in the day. As I understand it, after Threshold's demise, Nelson formed Pass Labs, while the other guys formed Coda. Coda maintains a much lower profile than Pass--at least in ... | |
| Amps which are Great, but either Unknown or Underpriced Though they've gotten several reviews in the last few years, I second Coda. They make really amazing stuff. No fancy bells and whistles--just clean, solid, no-nonsense engineering with terrific parts that work well together. I've owned several Cod... |