whart
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| Linn LP12......That good?? @bdp24 - but Atkinson may be right about that. Last time I heard James Hunter, that blue-eyed soul devil with the killer band, I was reminded of how good rock and roll sounds with a double bass. Tone, tension, and a less "thudding" sound even when... | |
| Latest bin find.....Elton John Some of the UK DJMs are on semi-translucent vinyl- though it looks like normal black vinyl, if you shine a light behind it, you can see it is a dark, almost blood red color. The preferred pressings, sonically, are, if memory serves, not these tran... | |
| Linn LP12......That good?? @rossb - I have had two Kuzmas as well; first the Reference, with a Triplanar, which was very easy to set up and run with minimal grief over isolation; then the XL, which was a huge pain to isolate given its mass, but well worth it once I got that... | |
| How do i know If you are buying new, from the same manufacturer, reach out to the manufacturer and perhaps they could point you to another dealer even in another country that would be willing to demo for you and perhaps help make those arrangements for a demons... | |
| Latest bin find.....Elton John I remember hearing Lindley back in the Jackson Browne era- it was probably just before or after Late for the Sky (which is as much a Lindley album as it is a Jackson Browne album in my estimation)/ Lindley looked like Cousin ITT, seated, bent over... | |
| Latest bin find.....Elton John Yeah, nobody wins in those Mother Nature things- it is amazing to see the outpouring of support, not words, or hashtag stuff, but hard labor, money, people doing stuff, rescuing animals as well as people. Kinda restores my faith in human-kind if y... | |
| Latest bin find.....Elton John David Lindley is, as a number of us here and elsewhere have acknowledged, an American treasure. He is great fun to hear live--we’ve usually caught him in small clubs where his tone and virtuosity just shine. I also love his sick sense of humor- it... | |
| Latest bin find.....Elton John I also have DJMs from France and Japan from the era. I first mentioned it, aside from the pressings, to underscore that Dick James had some real history even before Elton; those mop tops from Liverpool. Had a nice chunk of the publishing. And sol... | |
| power for mc452 and c2600 You got 'em. From an irreligious jew. Just get the heck out of there if push comes to shove-- we had an evacuation plan post 911 in NY; I got my motorcycle license, my wife got a helmet, and we got a cat carrier for the kitties. Stay safe. I'll sp... | |
| power for mc452 and c2600 @dlcockrum - shout out, remembered you live in Katy from another thread. Are you and yours ok? | |
| Latest bin find.....Elton John Yep, his early albums are great. I especially like "Tumbleweed Connection." The UK DJMs of these early records, including "Madman" sound very nice, but condition is always an issue. You know who Dick James (DJM) was? Interesting history if you loo... | |
| power for mc452 and c2600 Dave- I can’t disagree with anything your wrote. I have always pulled power to my main system in the case of severe (or even not so severe) electrical storms. We are now in Austin, which probably doesn’t get as much electrical storm activity as Ho... | |
| power for mc452 and c2600 @lowrider57 - what is the breaker rating on your Furman? The one I have (and used for some ancillaries, not in the audio chain itself) had a 15 amp rating, though the wall plug for the Furman is a 20 amp type. Thus, the lower amperage breaker (at ... | |
| Why is modern pop music today so terrible? @bdp24 - Yeah, I realized that later, when i saw that someone else had used "dreck" as a term of art. Hell, I’ll listen to stupid stuff too sometimes: I dig that song by the Spiral Starecase, I dig some Crystal Gayle, but at the same time I may sw... | |
| Why is modern pop music today so terrible? @bdp24 - for the "record," I never referred to some of the Brill Building writers as "dreck." I did say a lot of pop even in the '60s was crap. "Dreck" I reserved for a lot of what's popular today. My point was separating the wheat from the chaff,... |