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Skunk;357928 Wrote:
> Substitute off-topic for political to avoid that argument, and realize
> that the moderators here have a lighter hand than most other forums
> (especially considering it's corporate-sponsored). Most of them don't
> feel the need to have ego boosting titles (E.g. you may not
Nonreality;357726 Wrote:
> Skunk, do you really think that I was starting a political thread with
> that? I really was just hoping that things get going better for you
> and me. I didn't mean to be political, I just want things to get
> better for my kids and your kids if you have them. I didn
Themis;357776 Wrote:
> Audiophiles don't hear : they just imagine things, based on the air
> displacement coming out of their speakers... ;)
So THAT is where all the air is coming from :)
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The small Fostex PM04 is surprisingly good i have them in my kitchen.
There are larger models. Look is ok but not more, black box high gloss
front with curved edges small green led in front (not a blue one yes !
).
No grilles sorry, I remove these on all speakers i own anyway.
Separate power cor
Just looked up those AVI ADM9.1s - they seem to be exactly what I'm
looking for. Any others that anyone can recommend?
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Many people seem to happy with the performance of these products - but
why do so many of them have to be eyesores? I understand that many of
them are designed for near-field studio use - but one would think that
having attractive products would make the studio a more pleasant place
to work.
The
pablolie;357756 Wrote:
> To me EAC is not only a bit awkward, but also just a partial solution.
> dbPoweramp not only does accurate ripping, but comnverts to any format
> of choice reliably and *directly*. I settled on it a few versions ago,
> after going through the inevitable experimentation wi
Themis;357776 Wrote:
> Audiophiles don't hear : they just imagine things, based on the air
> displacement coming out of their speakers... ;)
I think that is the best definition I have ever read , er, imagined,
visualized
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Themis;357835 Wrote:
> If we can't talk politics anymore in the Audiophile section, where does
> this world go to ? I wonder.
>
> Vote for... ah, pity : it's over, already... :) Oh well, next time.
>
> I mean, I'm probably mistaken, but it seems we've spent too many posts
> already talking abou
If we can't talk politics anymore in the Audiophile section, where does
this world go to ? I wonder.
Vote for... ah, pity : it's over, already... :) Oh well, next time.
I mean, I'm probably mistaken, but it seems we've spent too many posts
already talking about things that are basic, and obvious
Themis;357776 Wrote:
> Audiophiles don't hear : they just imagine things, based on the air
> displacement coming out of their speakers... ;)
Very nice Themis. :)
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cliveb;357782 Wrote:
> Now you've got me feeling guilty. (Watch out, saying I "made" you buy it
> might be considered an ad hominem attack and get you banned :-)
>
>
> Give it some time before coming to any firm conclusions. It's one of
> those albums whose real qualities only reveal themselves
Phil Leigh;357670 Wrote:
> OK - so this Kayak album that Clive "made" me buy... is interesting.
Now you've got me feeling guilty. (Watch out, saying I "made" you buy
it might be considered an ad hominem attack and get you banned :-)
Phil Leigh;357670 Wrote:
> A cross between Alan Parsons Projec
snarlydwarf;357708 Wrote:
> And therefore actuallly still have the hearing to hear subtle
> differences.
>
> I always find it amusing that Audiophilia tends to strike males just as
> their hearing starts fading.
Audiophiles don't hear : they just imagine things, based on the air
displacement com
You mentioned video also so I would recommend the Yamaha RX-V1800. I
bought it mainly for audio as my first requirement and it sounds very
good but it's also very good for surround too. About $1300 US.
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