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| CD's or Vinyl? @niodari Interesting hearing points. I think you nailed it with your valid answer as asked for by the OP. You have put in perspective what the original question was all about, but have clouded the water so to speak. Your quote…“It’s true that ... | |
| CD's or Vinyl? @markley “Reel to reel sounds great-“ Unfortunately it has always been the most expensive music medium, but you can’t knock it. For home use it can be as good as it gets. For me, this rings true as most of the music l collect on vinyl and CD com... | |
| The cool factor- who has it? @whart on your quoted “Miles D” and the car crash episode. You are indeed a real borderline cool dude party pooper. l will now forever think of Miles Davis as the “black, white powder guy” | |
| Is AI going to kill Hifi? @moonwatcher AI is all around Thank you for your insight. Yes l know l was generalising about the 70s and intended to say todays AI is the computer music devil in another guise. It’s creeping up behind us HAL fashion. Are you related to Moon-Wa... | |
| The cool factor- who has it? @wsrrsw “a few come to mind, not yhat l listen to thrm all” Longest list l have ever seen….. Your house must be really COOL …… But not your typing P🛟🛟L | |
| The cool factor- who has it? @jnovak Bullitt “ l tried to watch it once” l believe that McQueen garnered the label “King of Cool” because of Bullitt and “The Thomas Crown Affair” Think of that glider sequence, the music and song “Windmills of Your Mind”, and all the lovabl... | |
| I can't believe I found one @offroadrolls l can believe you bought it. Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be. Don’t play your best records on it. A nice thing to own if you love it. @rar1 Sony systems and hi-fi in the early 70s were not well respected in the UK. They we... | |
| Is AI going to kill Hifi? Al in music In the late 60s with the Moog synthesiser bursting on the scene, record companies went bonkers and released “computer music“ (electronic music) in the 70s. The idea was that computers actually composed the music on these records. A g... | |
| The cool factor- who has it? Cool, who is or who isn’t is an overheated argument now. Times have changed and just about anyone can be cool (a little like everyone has the potential for 15 minutes of fame, as alluded to by Andy Warhol’s brilliant claim) Cool was once a term ... | |
| Do some DACs "handle" sibilance better than others? @stuartk If some DACS handle sibilance better than others it means that those particular DACs are surely enough altering the original sound. If sibilance is there and a certain DAC reduces it, then that DAC would alter the original sound of a... | |
| Is AI going to kill Hifi? AI on eBay. Has anyone noticed the atrocious descriptions that are posted on some sellers auctions and sales? When l see obvious AI generated descriptions with all the over elaborated claims which sometimes bare no real relation to the product... | |
| The cool factor- who has it? @thecarpathian The Beethoven l remember had a long thick woolly coat. I took my son to see him at the cinema. In all the scenes he never took it off. Must have been always cold, or cool. Woof, Woof, Woof, Ooooooh!! | |
| The cool factor- who has it? @larsman ”Dave Cousins” of The Strawbs. l had not heard he had died. So sad. He was the soul of The Strawbs. When you read his 60s and 70s lyrics they are like poetry. He had that way with words and wrote about his relationships and places wit... | |
| Leave it on? @bolong ”l always keep my knives sheathed on” You sound like a turned on guy. If your knives are of the Crocodile “Dundee” type they can still be useful. You can unsheathe them, not threateningly, make a cross and (not for the lighthearted) do o... | |
| The cool factor- who has it? @mahgister l get your point with Miles Davis… Jupiter “The Bringer of Jollity” John Barry loved working with Louis, “We have all the time in the world” vocal was recorded just a few days before he died. Only he could sing that song. Can’t imag... |