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| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @holmz Impressive analogy. It all works well until you fracture a voice coil? | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @crustycoot It not difficult to pick up your level of passion and intensity related to the climate. Its a complex subject and I hope we adopt "correct" policies to produce the best outcomes. In a podcast I viewed last week, the presenter estim... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? Thanks for the level of participaton on this topic. The last discussion I started had fewer posts than an invisible fence. | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @gphill Nice cars. Nice audio gear. And, nice post. | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? Gentlemen, Great posts!! I am not suggesting that we "paint a mustache on the Mona Lisa" with this topic. If you love everything about your vintage gear (including its current market value) then leave it alone. But, for others it doesn’t have t... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @raam Rick, I want to be more like you when I grow up. | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @lancelock Good for you. And, thanks for the (highly) relevant post. | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @tablejockey "If one has a Marantz model 7 preamp, 8B amp and 10B tuner, you do not even think about "modding" it. Same with Mac." I couldn't agree more. | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @ketchup Yep, Tom's Camaro is brutal. A little story: A stock-appearing early Nova showed up at our local track (St. Louis area). 2-tone, white over black, baby moons. Everything fit under the factory wheel wells. The car was so cute you jus... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @audition__audio "In no way can older cars compete with the newer "super" cars. Same, I say, with audio although the difference in this realm is not as great as in the automotive." You are correct, sir. My comments relate only to the (measurab... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @jallan "New semiconductor designs, new capacitor designs, new precision resistors, new wire designs, better understanding of micro phonics and vibration control, etc. etc." I totally agree with that statement. How much of this technology can ... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @jkf011 @holmz I love the smell of hot rebuttals in the morning. Those "WTF" and "nonsense" moments pair well with coffee. Unapologetically using yet another car analogy for a moment, maybe we should downshift and drop our speed down a bit before... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @bruce19 You might be on to something. | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @danager First off, you are correct in your assertion that vintage cars in their best factory stock form cannot compete with today's offerings. I recall an article a while back where the most "bad ass" car of the 50's -- the Chrysler 300, was com... | |
| We Can Make Classic Cars Outperform Today's "SuperCars": Why Not Vintage Audio? @roxy54 "I personally upgraded or replaced most of the important parts of my McIntosh 2105 amp, including better input jacks and modern WBT speaker terminals, and it sounds better than several other amps that I've tried.' It sounds like we're i... |