n80
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| How to find the good CD recordings? Thanks gosta. I'm still working out all the pros and cons of Tidal. If it is worth it to pay $20 a month ($240/year!) for the hi res stuff then it seems to me it would be imperative to have the equipment to listen to it at the highest quality leve... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? Yes. That’s what I mentioned in the last line. The nice thing about these block feet (if they ever happen) is that they could be very versatile. I could even fit a sorbothane disk between the foot and the marble.Now I wish I had a bench belt sande... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? Elizabeth, is your concern about wood under and amplifier purely a safety concern or a sound concern?I've been digging around in my basement and have found a 3x3 inch walnut post. I am planning on cutting it into 3x3 inch cubes to use as feet unde... | |
| HAVE ALL SALES STOPPED ON AUDIOGON ??? I like buying used stuff that I know something about (cameras, cars, tractors). But, when I’m confronted with a "like-new" item that is only 10% below new price, I usually buy new.On eBay I have seen used mid-range DACs with buy-it-now prices at a... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? There is a Sanus rack that will hold the weight and is large enough. It is $200 and pretty ugly though.Still thinking about getting creative and seeing what I come up with in my shop. | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? Good advice. We listened to her favorite Louis Armstrong cd tonight. | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? I think I may combine ideas here. I think I might buy the Monoprice rack linked to above ($90) and just make an amp stand and have it sitting down low beside the rack. There are dedicated amp stands for $50 or more but even many of those low end o... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? Shoot, I don't think that Monoprice rack will work. And my wife thought it would be okay for a temporary thing. The amp weighs 94 pounds and it will barely fit on the dimensions of the shelves because it is 19.5 inches front to back.I'll have to l... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? Thanks. I wouldn’t cut the speaker cables anyway. They have a thick outer coating and the ends have thick shrink rubber bonded to the cable end and the spades.The speakers are out in front of all of this so no direct sound from the speakers should... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? djones, I'm fairly handy with wood. I can't do anything fancy but I build built-in bookshelves with simple lines. There are plans to put built-in shelves where my system sits now but that project is months down the road and will require a re-desig... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? Unfortunately a rack is out of the question, at any price. My wife is already not happy with 'mission control' sitting at one end of the room.Also, for me, there is no TT in the line up. I have one, don't use it much and it is junk. If I ever get ... | |
| How to find the good CD recordings? No, Deep Blues is more of a guide to who's who and what their history is. Not a buying guide. I had a Robert Johnson collection on vinyl years ago. Will look into the CD you mentioned above. I do not have a collection of blues music. Mostly just s... | |
| Best vinyl of "Who's Next" Not an audiophile yet. I have an really nice system, but my TT is junk by audiophile standards. Was going through my old LPs (most of them got sold years ago) and found a copy of Who's next that I do not remember buying. I might have won it on a r... | |
| How to find the good CD recordings? Off topic again, but I'm listening to Led Zeppelin I on vinyl right now. I got it about 1980. It does not look too good and there are some clicks and pops here and there but it sounds pretty good on an old and only middling turn table and a $50 ph... | |
| New to this. How do I stack my stuff? George, unfortunately there is no way for me to get the components outboard of the speakers. The speakers are out in front of the components by about a foot.jond, behind the pre-amp and CD player the RCA and XLR cables are a bit of a rat's nest. I... |