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| members and their systems I’m with millercarbon on this. The query lacks focus. | |
| VINYL SUCKS! I can’t say that I would go this far, but someone once told me that listening to vinyl is akin to making the bed and lighting the scented candle before you make love, and digital is more akin to a quickie in a back alley. 😳 | |
| VINYL SUCKS! Lalitk:ANo point in giving you those titles. In each case, I have (had) multiple pressings, and the others don’t sound stone quiet. In other words: sheer luck. Maybe you could go and pay $600 to that dude who does his “super duper stamper” thing a... | |
| Is It Time To Sell My Vinyl Rig? I’d fight to the end for vinyl. I’d much rather suffer the fate of The Black Night before ever considering giving up my vinyl:https://youtu.be/ZmInkxbvlCs | |
| VINYL SUCKS! Lalitk, I happen to have a few LPs among my thousands that are actually stone cold quiet. Imo, digital solid state sounds flat. Vinyl tube sounds dimensional. | |
| VINYL SUCKS! This guy is sort of lame if you ask me. He thinks he is clever with that opening which he is not, and he thinks he knows a lot and he does not. | |
| The Lifespan of an LP? When cared for properly, likely far longer than your lifespan. | |
| Better Records White Hot Stampers: Now the Story Can Be Told! glupson“CDs are so 20th century. (records are so 19th)”It seems that vinyl records are so 21st century:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.statista.com/chart/amp/7699/lp-sales-in-the-united-states/“Continuing one of the more surprising comebacks of t... | |
| Most rooms don’t need acoustical treatment. For 41 years, I lived in a 2000 sq ft loft in lower Manhattan. The 1200 square ft open area was the listening space, it had an irregular shape with tin ceilings, 60% of the eastern wall covered with huge windows, a brick wall behind the system, an... | |
| If your were to assemble a vintage system ? My system is vintage. My system is set up for vinyl. My system costs about 20 times $1,500. My system can be seen here: theaudioatticvinylsundays.comMy system may give you ideas: for example, instead of the Futtermans, start out with a Dyna 70 (as... | |
| Worst Concerts You Have Attended ?? kyle76I agree. No one seems to be able to Be Here Now with the music anymore. People are more interested in commodifying their presence at an event. | |
| Worst Concerts You Have Attended ?? jd57 That "obnoxious piercing sound" coming from the "freaking amplified oboe" was played by Paul McCandless, the husband of my dear friend (now deceased) Robin Feld.He's actually a brilliant musician.See where these kinds of threads get you, lol. | |
| Worst Concerts You Have Attended ?? Bob Dylan at Madison Square Garden in the mid-70s was pretty bad also. It was my first and what I thought would be my last stadium show. Even sitting only halfway back, between the stage and the rear, who could see or hear anything? I swore "never... | |
| Worst Concerts You Have Attended ?? The best was probably Gram Parsons with Emmylou Harris and The Fallen Angels at Upstairs at Max’s Kansas City on March 7, 8, 9 of 1973. One night his friend Van Morrison? can’t remember if it was him or Tom Paxton, lol, was there and performed wit... | |
| Worst Concerts You Have Attended ?? Yomo Toro at Symphony Space. He was way too old, needed to be helped on and off the stage, could barely hold his cuatro never mind actually play it. He passed away a year later.The concert producers should have been ashamed of themselves: for putt... |