Everything posted by Torpedo
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Interesting. It's on Tidal as well.
- Speaker Porn
- Happy Birthday Bonnie!
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RIP someone or another
RIP McCoy. Truly sad news
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Speaker Porn
I agree, those look more like Akai, Pioneer or Kenwood to me.
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Happy Birthday, n_maher!!!
Nice, we’re recycling threads. Happy Birthday, Nate!!!
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Happy Birthday Craig Sawyers!
Happy Birthday, Craig!!! Have a full of awesomeness day.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Glad to know you're OK, Craig.
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Speaker Porn
And what looks like a Musical Fidelity vintage preamp and CD player.
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Post what you're watching
^yup, I enjoyed it a lot.
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Pergolesi - Stabat Mater (𝛂 classics 2020) Just released on Tidal, Quobuz and other online streamers and sellers.
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
Full of Viagra.
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Happy Birthday Naaman!
Happy Birthday, Naaman!!! Have a great day.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
That's Sahara's sand, OMG. I wish it dissipates soon.
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Happy birthday, grawk!
Happy Birthday, Dan!!!
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Happy Birthday Aimless Al!
Happy Birthday, Al!!!
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Happy Birthday Colin!
Happy Birthday, Colin!!! Have a wonderful enjoyable day
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Happy Birthday Steve, aka TICE, aka Dr. Wood!
Happy Birthday, Steve!!! I wish you enjoy a great day.
- Happy birthday to Edwood
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Archie Shepp & Horace Parlan - Trouble in Mind
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Speaker Porn
Those are 4312G I had the 4312A. Very fun speakers, the equivalent of Grado headphones in speakerdom. Lovely young lady ,I'd dare say.
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Death By Carbs - Bread and Dough Making
That's looking deliciously yummy, Mikey
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
I didn't know about plagento. Noise removal and speed fixing have been applied for many years, but there's always a price you pay in nuances, dynamics or timbre. I don't know if there's a system that would do to audio signal an astonishing refresh as we see in those Lumiere images. Zemph sucks. Big time.
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
Very interesting indeed. The other day a friend, kind of audiophile, asked in a group that how is it possible that we have the technology to make such great image restoration but we're still so awfully incompetent to fix older music recordings. I'm still waiting for a reply.
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Judy Garland - Judy at Carnegie Hall I can't tell her from her daughter, both voices sound alike.