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Friday Cat Blogging, Part Two
Fri, 11/25/2005
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Friday Cat Blogging, Part One
Fri, 11/25/2005
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How to Have a Number One the Easy Way
Fri, 11/25/2005
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404 Error: Not Found
Fri, 11/25/2005
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George Cardas' Favorite Number
Fri, 11/25/2005
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Napster Returns?
Fri, 11/25/2005
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Let Them Sing It To You
Fri, 11/25/2005
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Wadia 302 - which amp?
Hi,
I am considering an upgrade and the Wadia 302 will probably be the new player.
I would like to know which amps you consider to be a good match to it.
Speakers will be ProAc Response D25.
Thanks a lot!
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Playing DVD's on a 2-channel stereo
I have a nice, high end, two channel stereo. I have neither the space nor the inclination to expand into home theater at this time. My TV sits in between my speakers (like I said....not much space). I note that DVD's can offer a choice of audio formats. For example, my latest Grateful Dead DVD, Dead Ahead, offers "Dolby Stereo" and "Dolby Digital 5.1." Other DVD's, whether music videos or just plain old movies, offer similiar choices, if named slightly different. I always prefer the 5.1, even though I am playing it through a two channel system with no decoding.
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Turntable problem - can you help?
I have got an old technics SL D210 turntable. It has a phono output. However when I try to connect it to my amp (which has a aux/phono input) it is very quite. I have heard that I might need a pre- amp but I am unsure. What can I do to make it sound louder?
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