nonoise
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| Need more outlets Al, thanks, again for your valuable insight. Looks like I'm going to be trying more combinations than originally intended. I've got my work cut out for me this weekend. :-)All the best,Nonoise | |
| Need more outlets I just got a Blue Circle 2x PLC Thingee that doesn't seem to stifle the AC at all. Comparisons to my BrickWall surge protector reveals a slight compression on the soundstage along with some diminishment as well with the Brickwall. The Thingee just... | |
| Hearing issue As the fluid builds up around your ears it can amplify the sound of your heartbeat. You can get the same results from inverting yourself so even a subtle buildup of pressure while trying to sleep can make your heartbeat all the more noticeable and... | |
| Looking for a CD player Zd542, It's been a long time since I've cackled.Thanks. | |
| When do you need a power conditioner I'm just breaking in a Blue Circle 2X PLC Thingee as I write this and all I can say is yes indeed, a good power conditioner makes a great difference. All the best,Nonoise | |
| Speakers that do pianos really well Tonian Labs. Like Audio Note, they go counter to the "built like a vault" way of speaker building and still end up sounding very realistic.That, and I agree with what Robsker says about what's upstream as well.All the best,Nonoise | |
| Mapleshade boards under speakers Tinkerer that I am, I finally settled on using the small, dime sized discs under the spikes on top of the maple. The mids are still wonderfully fleshed out and the highs have that finer leading edge and trailing off that without the discs seemed t... | |
| Totem Dreamcatchers integrated amp, under $1000. I second the Marantz PM-8004 with the caveat that I haven't heard it but own the PM-15S2b which is the next one up. My Tonians have no real bass to speak of since they cut off around 40Hz but with the Marantz, it's like I have an extra driver down... | |
| SOPHIA BABY ELECTRIC WOWS CROWD I think you stumbled onto something here that comes up often on other threads. Namely, that people who have been in the business all their lives on the "pro" side of the equation get a chance to hear something that only "auidophiles" would conside... | |
| Does it bother you? There are some recording engineers who go to great lengths to make a decent recording: Todd Garfunkle of MA Recordings, Pierre Sprey of Mapleshade, whoever does ECM, etc.Just because you came across someone who runs a crappy recording studio only ... | |
| Redbook Digital Can Sound Great -- On Occassion Sadly, Soupy died in 2009. Wiki has a nice bio:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soupy_Sales | |
| Redbook Digital Can Sound Great -- On Occassion I loved Soupy Sales. My mom told me it would make me crazy if I watched him. My mom was always right. | |
| Comments pls.: TEAC vs Marantz CD/SACD players Ghosthouse, Yes, the champagne finish is wonderful to behold but I've gotten used to the business like look of the black finish.As to your question on how it handles CDs, all I can say it does a magnificent job of rendering my CD collection. CDs t... | |
| Comments pls.: TEAC vs Marantz CD/SACD players Ghosthouse,I had a TEAC PD-H600 CDP designed with input from Esoteric and it's a damn fine player, for the price. It's not an SACD player so what I'm going to say next is not a fair comparison but the Marantz SA-15S2b SACD player that I got kinda ... | |
| Do I need a center channel? I'm like you, Michaelingdom, and all I have is a 2 channel set up and it works just fine. |