you know brent, and others.
todays music systems that are purely digital, are a bit if not totally
disapointing.
from what i know aabout digital files such as those that are made from cds.
the quality is what you get, if i remember correctly the underlying
actuall, audio is a wav file that
High Tom,
This is why I'm still using my father's stereo receiver.
It is more then 50 years old.
The phono stage in all of these newer receivers, I found to be a joke.
They can't reproduce the high quality sound that comes from my Fisher 500-s
receiver.
Oh ya, this receiver has vacuum tubes in
High Sunshine,
I still have one of those old vacuum tube systems.
What you said about the CD, is true on one hand.
But on the other hand, it isn't.
Some CD's, are being recorded at 32 bits with PCM encoding which yields a
way better sound.
But however, they are only sailing them to the AUDIO
can yu give me an idea of where i can look for them and how much they cost?
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Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 5:07 AM
Subject: Re: a question about joint stereo and normal stereo
When I went to a studio. I saw a guy playing drums by dragging and dropping
beats I almost crapped myself. I'm not talking about electronic music with
sampling or remixing. This guy had a regular drummer who came in and hit
certain drums and this guy drew the beats together.
Then I knew the
wasn't there a sound card that uses tubes?
bb
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From: Sunshine sunsh...@abe.midco.net
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Subject: Re: a question about joint stereo and normal stereo
can yu give me an idea of
High Sunshine,
Try any high end stereo shop in your area.
They run somewhere in between $25 $30.
My best regards.
John.
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I don't know if this has anything to do with it..but I find (with this JVC
stereo receiver I have)..I'm running some old Technique speakers..and while
the base response is adequate, it's not a real hard thumping base; don't
know if it's the speakers or the stereo receiver itself (I keep the
these are the kind you can record on correct?
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High Sunshine,
Try any high
Why not invest in a subwoofer?
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Subject: Re: a question about joint stereo and normal stereo
I don't know if this has anything to do
The speakers have woofers in them (I assume they're sub-woofers..another
speaker; just would be what I need for this already crammed up room!
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No, a subwoofer is a stand alone speaker that specifically concentrates on
bass output. they can be passive (no amp) or active (has its own
amplification) they are made to enhance the bass of your other speakers.
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Yup..I know what they are (I have one for the speakers that are connected to
my computer)..am sure it would help if I had one on my stereo system..but as
I said..just don't have a place to put one!
Tom Kaufman
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Say out there! It sounds like this joint stero si merely two systems are
hooked up thus; 4 track results? Just wondering; Ken B
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sure you do. Stick it under your bed. Just imagine feeling those
vibrations.
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Nice one Robert. Sounds kinda fun!!
bb
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Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: a question about joint stereo and normal stereo
sure you do. Stick
High Tom,
Just as long as I can get my hands on replacement vacuum tubes, I'll keep
this old receiver going for many years.
My father ran it strait for about 20 years before any work had to be done on
it.
Nock on wood, I ran it strait for about 15 years without any problems.
But just in case a
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