"Special Announcement to Stereophile Subscribers and Readers"

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Submitted by Buddha on

Hola,

I just got an email directly from Stereophile! Actually, it was from Stereophile@primediapublications.com. I think they are endorsing a Bybee products thingamajig...

Here's the text of the email:

"To: All Stereophile subscribers and readers

I think you will find the Bybee Golden Goddess Speaker Bullets very amazing.

Dying Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard

Dying Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard

Jan 29, 2008

Steve Martin has just published an autobiography, <I>Born Standing Up</I>, in which he describes how he created his comedic persona by using logic. That was the easy part, next he had to figure out how to <A HREF="http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/funny-martin-200802.html?c=y… it to the audience</A>.

CEA Launches Digital Downtown

CEA Launches Digital Downtown

Jan 29, 2008

The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced that it will launch "a new consumer technology event," Digital Downtown (D2), 'to showcase the latest electronic lifestyle and workstyle products to residents and employees of Mahattan's Financial District." D2, which will be held from June 12&ndash;14 at the Winter Garden of the World Financial Center, will be open to the public, unlike the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Which speaker for my room? Focal Chorus 807V or 836V

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Submitted by jblaze on

Hi,
I'm new to this thread but I am not stranger to the Focal brand. I have been looking at the chorus line but am not sure which model to get.
I am moving into a new place and the dimensions of my room will be 10x13, and have two roommates. I am a bass head so
I'm leaning towards 836V floorstanding speakers, but still I'm concerned that this may be overwhelming for such a small space. Because of this concern I am considering the 807V bookshelf, but I'm afraid I won't get enough bass from them.

I will use these speaker for 80%music, 20%movies.

Needless stereotyping?

Submitted by BillB on

In MF's review of the VTL amp, he mentions not tightening individual screws fully until all are seated. He says:
"A hint: Don't fully tighten any screw until they're all screwed in a bit (footnote 3). Footnote 3: I learned that working on cars, but how many audiophiles have done that? How many Jews, for that matter? I'm probably one of six Jews outside Tel Aviv who's done his own car work and probably one of fewer audiophiles... "

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