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Hi all.

Firstly, this is my first post, so I would like to greet everyone here and introduce myself.

I was recently exposed to a very pleasant listening experience and have now decided to put a plan together on climbing the audio ladder to some of that audio pleasure.

I have always enjoyed music, but never really "heard" it when a person sits down to apreciate it.

The album that "woke" me up to this is called "Plans" from a band called "Death Cab for Cutie".

Hi everyone,

I am a 60 year old newbie. Just getting interested in really enjoying music. I have set aside a sum of money to purchase myself a good (hopefully) audio system strictly for music.

I was able to audition the PMC line of speakers and came away very impressed. I had my mind set on some Gallo Ref 3.1's, but this has not been an easy decision. I would appreciate any opinions as the PMC line is relatively new to the USA in terms of consumer speakers.

I found a few posts on this, but none that explain the whole process very well. Not with sufficient detail for me, anyway.

I want to record some of my LPs to my computer so I can burn them to CD. I believe I can figure out the task of getting the sound files recorded to CD once I've captured them, but I'm wondering how to capture the sound at a high level of quality.

Hola,

For some reason, I just could not wait for Raising Sand to come out...ran and bought it yesterday.

Listen 1: "Where's Robert Plant?"

"Is this a Julee cruise album taken hostage?"

Listen 2: "Hey, there's Chris Isaak and Margo Timmins!"

"Nice quality sound."

"Is that Marshall Crenshaw playing on 'Polly Come Home?'

Listen 3: 'Gone Gone Gone'...that would have been a great Beatles song. Did the Beatles ever record that?

"Roy Orbison could have done this, too."

Listen 4: "This disc has soul."

Will a 4 conductor plug work in a 3 conductor output, i wonder whether a grados sr80 will work in a 3 conductor setting.