Travis - The Boy With No Name

Okay, so I am signing up to our collective resolution to post more on music so here goes (I may repost and brush up some pieces I posted on Amazon so apologies if you've seen them before). Contributors to this board seem to be incredibly knowledgeable, as well as having tastes spanning an amazingly broad spectrum so I tend to assume that folks have heard everything and read all the reviews. However, in reality everyone's time is finite (well, except for Todd maybe ) and I know this is not the case.

Biggest Music Industry Screw-Ups Ever?

Biggest Music Industry Screw-Ups Ever?

<I>Blender</I> has just posted its nominations for <A HREF="http://www.blender.com/articles/default.aspx?key=18696">greatest record industry screw-ups</A>. I have a few quibbles, but as a whole, <I>Blender</I> tells a tale of monumental stupidity,from Decca passing on the Beatles because Dick Rowe was irritated that too many frantic teens were attempting to get into the Cavern Club to shutting down Napster without having a legitimate channel to replace it.

Quality price today

I see what I say here about quality price today.I should say better quality sound for price.

These aspects should say to you to consider to increase the money where the quality sound price is low and decrease where is high for a better sound of solution/price of the system.

cd player:
a very strange situation:the quality is not related to the price.You can give much money with low results and viceversa depending not of the mark but depending of singular product.

Come On, Skinny Love

Come On, Skinny Love

Like <a href="http://stereophile.com/thefifthelement/208fifth/">John Marks</a> and my uncle <a href="http://blog.stereophile.com/stephenmejias/021308sing/">Omar</a&gt;, I am prone to enthusiasms. It's not unusual for me to hear some new piece of music and wind up feeling that I need it&#151<i>neeeeeeed</i> it. So what? Music is great. It <i>is</i> unusual for me, though, to hear some new piece of music and be so moved by it that I leave work early, race up Madison Avenue, charge down into Grand Central, take the 4 to Union Square, and face the many temptations of the vast Virgin Megastore to buy that new piece of music.

I WANT the Shanling MC-30 Music Center!

FEW interconnects to screw around with...

It's tubed...

I'll have an excuse to buy an Ipod...

I only see 2 drawbacks - I need a phono stage.

And does anyone know if it will drive my original Advent loudspeakers so I don't have to replace 'em?

(And no, I'm not on my way to college, nor am I the young person Art alludes to in the review...)

Pre+power amplifiers

I ask you to give more attention to the preamplifier.

To get a true hi-end best buy enter system you need some strong decisions.

As I told about turntable player where you have to invest more in plate and then into the arm and not much in cartridge where is enough a MM costing 70 euro, in the same approach for amplifier you should optimize in this way.

I shock my customers using a 150 power amplifier with a 650 euro pre amplifier,getting fine results better than integrated amplifiers costing 1500 euro or more.

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