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Happy Birthday!

Ne Obliviscaris "Citadel"

I bought my new impact driver and accessories. Santa has come early.

Interesting .... added to my playlist for tonight.

Happy Birthday!

Is the rooster to enhance the treble?

EMMESpeakers "The Da Vinci" Loudspeaker

Yes I have one too... I have not heard it for years but I have very good memories of that amplifier.

They really are two preamp SE (for MM and MC) but Wayne Colburn take the SE output and he use with a "inverting stage" for the cold channel. The "inversion" circuit is very simple and could be added to a Pearl I / II very easily. I recommend you take a look at the Pass Labs Aleph Ono Service Manual. ? I have the Pearl I and II for quite a few years so I needed to build the Ono / Xono to close the circle. Thanks Kerry !!!. I love Gibson Les Paul but my back suffers a lot, so I went to the SG. Someday I will take pictures of my guitars.

My Ono/Xono phono preamp almost finished: With the methacrylate top it is impossible to take a damn photo without reflections.

I guess I'll have that same conversation soon...

Ummm, sometimes, yes... you are right.

I like that equipment, but with these speakers adding a subwoofer is stupid. The bass must be totally out of control.

You are very lucky to be able to attend this type of festivals.

Chet...

I had not seen a Naim on millennia

Happy birthday!!!

Gogo Penguin "Ocean in a Drop"

Beautiful….

Yes, sound quality is horrible but one of the great advantages of YouTube is that today, an unknown artist/musicians can make themselves known very quickly. Youtube has come to replace the radio in that sense: Youtube killed to the radio star....

I have many versions of "Bye Bye Blackbird" but without a doubt my favorite is here: Miles Davis "round about midnight" legacy edition

Ummm Pre-riding? Sounds like a marketing argument. I also prefer the physical version for the reasons mentioned but for car audio, for a party... for example I prefer the streaming. Why? Very simple, I consider my CDs and vinyls too valuable to lose. The problem of sales of "quality" or "traditional" audio equipment (and music) has more to do with the education of our youth than anything else: they want all and fast (and free).They don't care about quality.

"Waltz for Debby" is possibly the great work of Bill Evans.

I´m testing my new Xono DIY phono preamp with this: