tmsorosk
Responses from tmsorosk
| Underrated jazz greats " Les Paul " was underrated ? | |
| Downgrading I listen to many sub $3000 systems. There all nice enough but none have shocked the hell out of me. | |
| Is anyone familiar with the Ayre Dac?? Interesting responses. I also have quite a bit of Ayre gear, but I certainly wouldn't consider it warm as others above have described. If I were asked if there gear had a house sound I would likely say a very slight bit thin. I use an ARC DAC8 bet... | |
| Legal Opinions Needed Dumb or numbest? Glad I live in Canada. | |
| Solid State for Rock and Tubes for Jazz, Yes or No A few months back I heard a rustling at my front door, when I peered through the window I could see a group of asian fellow's that looked quite serious, to my better judgement I opened the door and let them in. It turned out to be an impromptu vis... | |
| Solid State for Rock and Tubes for Jazz, Yes or No Charles1dad makes allot of sense to me. But I think he paints with to broad a brush with his last sentence about tube amps. Natural and believable bass is a product of the ears and experience of the designer and how he implements those designs. I ... | |
| 30 Years of Perfect Sound? Johnny,,, have you watched one spin while it plays? I have, to the eye it's quite slow, try it. Audioengr,,, We have demoed many hi end hard drives at audio club members homes and at length , the survey after was split about 50/50 as to which each... | |
| Solid State for Rock and Tubes for Jazz, Yes or No '' which is better " , I think we all know the answer to that. | |
| 30 Years of Perfect Sound? Actually CD's don't spin at high rates as someone above has stated. I'm not sure of what RPM they turn at but if you've ever watched a CD player operate with the top off you will see that it turns much slower than an LP. And as far as them being f... | |
| Best Electrostatic loudspeaker? Best Electrostatic ?!?! | |
| How much does your system retail for? $135,000 , not done yet. | |
| 30 Years of Perfect Sound? The only thing that computer audio has murdered is the sound. | |
| 30 Years of Perfect Sound? CDP's do have jitter. But as we all know by now the amount of jitter has been reduced by newer generations of players to a level that is measurable but no longer audible, even to the most discerning ears. AES has had some interesting but lengthy p... | |
| 30 Years of Perfect Sound? " burn a copy of the manufactured cd onto a good quality cd-r and it improves " If your CD burner is doing it's job the sound will be identical. | |
| 30 Years of Perfect Sound? The recording/mastering studios have more to do with bad sound than the formate itself. I have CD's that sonically trounce LP's and vice versa. To much is being made of the formate and not enough about the way music is being procured to a disc of ... |