Introduction Basically excepted thing in audiophile world is that it almost impossible to achieve the best sound by just combining only the best equipments....
Nice Post!! I want to add a few things... Night listening - yes it's better, because you get cleaner electricity... Listening in the Dark (or semi-dark) -...
I don't think so - the fellow had some ideas that he wanted to share... a.m. On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 4:41 PM, Jason Paikowsky <jpaikowsky@...> ... <snip> ...
I understand, but...the whole thing is lifted from a www site: nonamehifi.com, and is not written by the fellow who posted it to our group. I think he should...
No offence taken, and I agree. If someone has lifted another person's writing; they should give the original writer credit. And yes, a link would have been...
Hi all, I just bought a pair of AKG 701 'phones and I wonder if they are not punchy enough for the money I paid. They had almost no bass response and so I took...
... I agree that the group would have been better served with a brief introductory paragraph and then a link to the rest of the piece. However, making a one...
I should also add another tweak of C37 treatment. We have covered (painted) the boards of electronic equipments with C37 Lacquer and result is stunning Any one...
I think you are right there Ken - after so many years of playing around with gear, frankly, I am really tired of trying out every stupid little tweak out...
Aleks, remember when we talked about record labels, specifically DG? The "tulip" label is supposed to be the superior pressing - correct? I have acquired a...
Yes, the tulips are better. However, I have never heard of any actually being made in Canada... This is a new one on me! How does it actually sound? Is it...
I thought that it sounded OK - but then I don't have another tulip label to compare it with. My other DGs are just a line around the perimeter and most are of...
According to Arthur Salvatore's site ( http://www.high-endaudio.com/index_ac.html) Canadian DG's, though uncommon, are actually some of the best-sounding...
Go figure!! I thought that the only decent Canadian pressings were pressings of Bruce Cockburn... Good find Ken! a.m. ... [Non-text portions of this message...
Not odd at all. DGG had records pressed in Canada during 60's, which also used the tulip label. The collectable/desirable tulip labels have 2 generations. 1st...
So, which ones are better? The little tulips, or the big tulips? Or are they both good..? Are there any "bad tulips" that you may know about? a.m. On Fri,...
I can't recall if I've posted these links here before, but between these two sites you should be able to get any information you could conceivably want on the...
I know Arthur very well, but I would disagree with him on this. Some of the more common Canadian DGG pressings that you will find are the Mravinsky Tchaikovsky...
The Canadian are not as good, and are not collectable - sorry. I have also found that the surfaces are more noisy than the German pressings. I have found this...
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