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| The best CD-R for professional burner For the inside information on CDR blanks go to this site: www.cdmediaworld.com Regarding stand alone CDR's the most affordable and best d to d unit is the HHB 830 burn it. If you are looking to go a to d then try Sony's cdr 33 or 66. If you want t... | |
| Miller & Kreisel MX-5000 MKII....OK? I use a MK MX150 THX to complement my Maggies and it does a wonderful job of giving me the bottom octave. Something the Maggies lack below 40 hz. I have no complaints, except that it is big and heavy!But as always, let your ears deside.BTW, I have... | |
| Is the Cassette Recorder Dead? Dolby came out late? Dolby was used in the mid 70's, certainly not too late. The problem was with misaligned heads, causing people to not use or misuse Dolby. | |
| Recording DVD audio? ...possible??? Panasonic and Pioneer make a DVD VR. They cost $1400 and $3000 respectively. | |
| I don't remember much, but I remember...... Yes, indeed I do. The first album I bought actually consisted of 2, Pink Floyd's, Dark Side.. and Led Zepplin I.I purchased them at a department store, WT Grants. The year was 1974 and it was in the Fall. It was money I had saved from my paper rou... | |
| Boy am I glad no one bought my albums If I could get specific pressings that would help. Thanks in advance. | |
| Boy am I glad no one bought my albums Thanks, can you recommend any? I have always been a bit of a closet fan of Chamber, Romance, Classical and somewhat modern or 20th century, ie. Bartok, ect. But, I haven't focused on building my own collection.I am interested in excellent recordin... | |
| Boy am I glad no one bought my albums Tubegroover your right! I should go and if anyone has any recommendation within the Albany, NY area I would gladly take them.And Glen, No, thank you! | |
| Boy am I glad no one bought my albums You are absolutely wrong! I'm not at all sour. As I think stated, "I am glad no one bought my records".As for them being over priced, well, okay, but who cares! I'm glad no one bid on them. I would have given away a treasure of music.I listen to t... | |
| Inexpensive Pre with headphone jack recommendation Adcom GFP565 can be bought for $250. It has a good headphone amp and not too shabby of a phono section! | |
| Magnepan MG 2s'..Old,OK, but worth re-furb? As indicated above, if they are in good condition $300 is an excellent value. I own a pair, which I have done modifications to. New cross-over, internal wiring, stands, ect, which was all easy to do and fun. I have transformed a nice but dated spe... | |
| Can CD Players be altered to play CD-Rs Athough, the above should read some CD players won't play CDR's. Many will, ie my 13 year old Magnavox cd630 and present Rega Planet. Of course there are many more that do to! | |
| HHB "BurnIt" vs. Sony CDR-W33? Any experience?? Sony professional units are excellent performers. You won't go wrong with either unit, at this price point. (More money buys you a better converter. However, at this price if you are looking to do A to D I would lean towards the Sony with SBM. | |
| Help on LP to CD Transfer Firms You index them manually as the track is over. By buying a professional unit you can you computer grade media. Right now Office Max sells H.P.'s in a spindle of 50 for $14.00 or 10 in a case for $4.00. | |
| CD burners: Marantz vs. HHB Another good cheap option is Canare LV66's and solder your own RCA's. You can choose Neutrik, spring loaded, $12 a pair or Canare's own "true 75 ohm" RCA. |