onhwy61
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| A brutal review of the Wilson Maxx If Hardesty really wants to leave his imprint on the audiophile world he should take his considerable knowledge and opinions and manufacture a speaker based thereupon. It's really easy to criticize the work of others, but it's a lot harder to actu... | |
| Buying used when you should have bought new... If you're a dealer for a product line you should assist anyone who needs a repair of that brand whether they purchased from you or not. People do move around and shouldn't be penalized because they bought the product in a different area of the cou... | |
| The Olive Symphony: The mega iPod for your stereo Edesilva, that's the whole point. Hide the internal workings of the computer and design a simple human interface. Do you think any iPod users care what operating system the Pod uses? | |
| Drying sand in the oven- anyone try it? Audiobugged, "That is so cool!" | |
| The Olive Symphony: The mega iPod for your stereo The story about the Olive product is the most e-mailed story from the NY Times in the past 24 hours. Apparently plenty of people, possibly even some non-audiophiles, are very interested. | |
| A brutal review of the Wilson Maxx I respect, but I don't particularly like Wilson speakers. That said, the "review" was unusually biased. Hardesty clearly has preconceived notions of what constitutes a good speaker and he slams Wilson for not following his lead. His main points ar... | |
| Am I behind the digital eightball? Warrenh, your original post states that you love the sound of your current player. If that's the case, then why change? If all you want to do is add SACD capabilities to your system, then buy a separate SACD player and keep the player you love. | |
| Montana speakers, musical? Good Value???? Montana is a well respected brand. I've only heard their mid-line offerings and walked away quite impressed. They remind me of Dunlavys with far better cosmetics.If you are considering a purchase you might want to change the name of one of your vi... | |
| Drying sand in the oven- anyone try it? Wash the sand thoroughly and pat dry. Sautee in butter just enough to brown and then bake for 20 minutes at 350°. Sprinkle with lemon and serve with white wine. | |
| XLR-RCA-BNC sonic quality differences Jeff Rowland used to advocate matching input and output impedances with his amps and preamps. He maintained that 600 ohms at both ends allowed for a better transfer of signal. If that's true, then is it the BNC, the 50 ohms value or simply having ... | |
| The Olive Symphony: The mega iPod for your stereo It doesn't seem all that revolution, but it does appear very well thought out and implemented. Suggested changes, expanded storage and connections for an external monitor. | |
| BEST LOW VOLUME FULL RANGE SPEAKERS? The good bass into the 20Hz range, small size and no sub woofer really limits your options. I second the above mention of the Verity and Egglestons, but would add the Gallo Reference 3. If you were willing to accept bass down to only 35Hz you woul... | |
| Audiophiling With the Stars Right now I'm listening to Frank S. singing "That's Life".I'm so bummed! Less than 24 hours ago I was sittin' on top of the world. I had just gotten a verbal go that a well known British rock group (I can't say who for legal reasons) was going to ... | |
| What Bryston says about power cord... It seems popular opinion favors ignoring what the manufacturers recommend for their products. That being the case, why are people buying products from manufacturers who can't hear well enough to setup their products to sound their best? | |
| SET for Orchestral , Big Band etc. What speakers are you going to get? |