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| Speaker placement in a room with the best performance if it is close to a wall? You're welcome markkebrown01. I wish I could afford Magico's A5's, but still love my A3's nonetheless. Mike | |
| Speaker placement in a room with the best performance if it is close to a wall? After reading your thread, I decided to check out a review of the Magico A5. Have you read the Absolute Sound review of the A5?" If you click on the picture you’ll see it. Here’s a quote from that review: "Its sealed enclosure makes it w... | |
| Speaker placement in a room with the best performance if it is close to a wall? I’ve Magico A3’s, not A5’s, but perhaps a similar situation to yours. I need to place speakers pretty close to a wall. I decided to look at non-ported speakers when shopping for speakers, due to the closeness the speakers would have to the wall be... | |
| How much is about the recording Thanks Tom, I certainly have enough of those artists to sample the range of recording quality you're describing. Mike | |
| How much is about the recording Tomcarr and tooblue, for comparison, would you mind providing a few examples of recordings you have that fall into each of your A, B, C, and D categories. Don’t know what you listen to, but if you could pick a few examples of recordings that are f... | |
| Luxman 509x vs Hegel H390 Google pictures of the internal wiring of the Japanese made Luxman 509 versus the Chinese made Hegel 390 and speculate on that evidence alone which has the build quality most likely to serve you best and longest. That Hegel seems to promote they a... | |
| Hard of hearing My late wife used to use Bluetooth headphones to listen to television. That seemed to work well for her, and myself as well, as she no longer had to play the TV at high volume to not struggle to hear it. There were no delay issues with the Bluetoo... | |
| Roger Waters and Graham Nash on The Band. Larsman, that’s off Nick Gravenites "My Labors " album. Is one of a few cuts from Mike Bloomfield’s Fillmore concerts with his vocals that didn’t make the "Live at Bill Grahams Fillmore West" album. Some duplicates too on the CD version. A few oth... | |
| Roger Waters and Graham Nash on The Band. Great story Eric. You've been to some terrific shows. You're lucky to have seen Hendrix too before he passed. Mike | |
| Roger Waters and Graham Nash on The Band. One other thing bdp4. I’m jealous you got to see Mike Bloomfield and the Electric Flag. How was that Electric Flag show. What a fabulous and original blues guitarist. to have seen. His Live at Bill Graham’s Filmore West album is an all time favori... | |
| Roger Waters and Graham Nash on The Band. Bdp24, sorry you missed your chance to see Levon at his Midnight Ramble. Levon’s passing was a great loss. The Band, when together, put on a terrific show. I was lucky enough to have caught a concert of theirs at C.W. Post College on Long Island b... | |
| Roger Waters and Graham Nash on The Band. Here’s some miscellaneous, not so close encounters with The Band and The Byrds both. I attended the upstate NY State University College at New Paltz in the early seventies. My girlfriend and I had a friend then who commuted to school from Woodstoc... | |
| Does dose anyone see these speakers in real? Good one Nonoise. | |
| Anyone know where the Virtual Systems went? When I clicked onto Tablejockey’s Profile page, no Virtual System pictures or links to them show up. On Twoleftears and Noromance’s Profile Pages the System pictures are right there on the Profile Page. It might be Tablejockey hasn’t posted any pi... | |
| Rant against the industry with hopes for discussion on positive change No reason to keep those youngsters around anyway if they prefer streaming and X-boxes. You should be catering to the rest of us geriatric cases instead. We are definitely older and wiser in every way. |