scottya118
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| Favourite Guitarists Wife caught Richard Thompson in the mid-80's. Changed a broken string during a tune and never stopped. | |
| Favourite Guitarists Good lists. I agree with just about all of this. Two names I didn't see were Roy Clark and Danny Gatton. | |
| Pass Labs Speaker Choices XA 30.8, Backert 1.3 Rhumba Extreme, A/N AN-K SPe. Similar setup to MWood and I too listen all day. | |
| What's your favorite lyric from a song? Two degrees in be-bop. A Phd in swing. He's the master of rhythm. He's the rock 'n roll king. -Lowell George | |
| Does a higher gauge electrical wire impact voltage level? The answer is "no." Wattage can be affected by gauge size but not voltage. | |
| RIP Christine McVie Two songs she wrote I always loved: "Spare Me A Little Of Your Love" from Bare Trees, and "Why" from Mystery To Me | |
| Help recommend a good tube preamp +2 for Backert Labs. Outstanding piece of equipment. | |
| Folk/Rock choices that are well recorded My copy of Hobo's Lullaby is pretty decent. An older pressing. | |
| Car songs Runnin' Down A Dream | |
| Audio Note DAC Owners- please share your thoughts Please forgive if I've missed this in the thread: What kind of front ends do you use? Digital only or combined with physical media (CD)? I ask because if the latter consider an investment in A/N's transports ahead of the DAC. It will surprise you. | |
| Danny Gatton I remember hearing a story once about some aspiring musician hoping to make it in Nashville. He walks into a hotel lobby and here's this guy just sitting on the floor playing his guitar. It almost made the guy leave town. | |
| Suggest one obsure album we all should hear "All The King's Men" - A tribute to Scotty Moore and DJ Fontana | |
| Owning Up To It Agreed. Boxer12's submission best symbolizes this whole thread. That video was awful. | |
| Owning Up To It WTMS: Content appreciated as intended. As far as I'm concerned, it all contributes to the potty (I mean posterity). | |
| Owning Up To It Wish I had a dollar for every Dylan concert story I heard like that. |