sugarbrie
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| I can't really hear a big difference Dennis....It may also be the case that you need time to develop an ear for this kind of thing. Knowing what to listen for (along with your own tastes) takes time and experience. | |
| I can't really hear a big difference PS...The Sherwood will probably sound better with better interconnects also. | |
| Small monitors for a dear aunt As a point of reference, my small home office system uses the separate Blue Circle CS Power Amp, with the original B&W CDM-1 on stands. (I am using a CJ Motif preamp.) A Stan Warren DVD player is the source along with a 1970s vintage Kenwood t... | |
| I can't really hear a big difference I agree with those that say you need to live with the new CD player for a while. When you switch back to the cheap player, you will notice the change more. It may be something big, or as simple as listener fatique from the harshness of a cheap pla... | |
| Best hook-up of cdp and T.V. to receiver ? A tape "input" (like Aux) is just another line input. All line inputs are the same except for a phono input (record player), which has a special preamp for the phono cartridge. You can connnect either component to either available input.If your TV... | |
| Dynaco FM-5 Tuner. Useful "Mods" for the unit?? The tuner info link is: http://www.geocities.com/tunerinfo/Yahoo is a tuner club site run by the same folks. | |
| Recommendation for very good inexpensive 35mm SLR. Peter, what is the deal with "Shutter Squeak"?? My old AE-1 Program has squeaked for well over 10 years. Has no affect on performance. I guess there could be a wear issue, but mine still works fine?? However, all used camera dealers just quickly l... | |
| Small monitors for a dear aunt Since she listens to classical, I cannot think of a better integrated for the money than the Blue Circle CS. Nice amp. Maybe she would get a kick out of the Blue Circle Music Pumps and Music Purse !! See them at: http://www.classicpumps.com/mpumps... | |
| Recommendation for very good inexpensive 35mm SLR. Go to the AudiogoN companion site PhotogoN and ask again. | |
| Outdoor antenna setup Lightning is one reason I like mine under the roof in the attic. There it also does not alter the appearance of the house. | |
| Outdoor antenna setup While I cannot comment on how the phases of the moon and the mating habits of insects affect the FM signal, I can pass on some real world results.I am running a very large Winegard TV/FM Antenna in my attic crawl space. The entire FM band is betwe... | |
| replacing tubes on amp. Albert's advice is a good safe bet for very good performance.There are other audiophiles though that do get good results mix and matching different 6sn7 tubes; if you want to take the time to do a lot of "tube rolling". The "mixed" crowd believe u... | |
| The best way to design an audio system. I must have crossed over some threshold somewhere (or this website has). Every time I make a comment that is not meant to be entirely serious, people respond to it as if I were dead serious. (They tend to be audio dealers, and the like.) But then ... | |
| The best way to design an audio system. Start with lots of money!! | |
| Vibration Tweaks I've had good results with Vibrapods. $6 each. Some Audiogon dealer discounts for buying 12, 24, etc, with free shipping. |