* NEW CDs! *
Because you demanded it... we're issuing several limited-run archival CD
comps - FIRST SONGS, GOSPEL CROSS and A PACKAGE WITH BOTH CDs - in response
to requests for primeval Tarbox material. All songs were recorded, in
several band configurations, before The Ramblers released their Rounder
albums. We're making only 50 copies of each CD, and 50 copies of a two-CD
set with both discs.

*TO ORDER:*
You can order CDs through Michael Tarbox's
Blog.Payment through Paypal, which
has debit and credit card options. CDs are $8,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5GSxNtScdo&feature=player_embedded

We've been discussing these concerns with our developers and we'd like to address as many of your concerns as possible. Please understand that the forum's physical format is not going to change, however. That is, we are going to maintain the current width, with ads in the right hand column.

I just set up an account with Pandora to run thru My TiVo. I see higher resolution files are available for the yearly subscription. The price sure is acceptable enough, but my knowledge if internet music sites are pratically zero. Can Pandora actually deliver something over redbook cd quality? And if they can, can a TiVo, pass it to My Mack Preamp? I currently have the Tivo hooked to the Mack by a digital connection, but could go to the analog 2 channel if it would make a difference.

Would someone please answer this question – How does the average user determine whether the “actual resolution" of the music in a file matches the “resolution capability” of the file format?

I ask because my ITUNES tool bar includes a utility named “Convert File to Apple Lossless”. When used with ITUNES download files, however, the utility simply transfers the MP3 resolution music stored in the Apple Compressed format – to the same MP3 resolution music stored in the Apple LossLess format. So, we start and end with the same MP3 music - even though the format of the file has changed.

I got very excited to see you picked the Audio-Research VSi60 for your Amplification Component of the year. It seems that this home grown brand is routinely over looked for the high quality they have been producing for many years.

Hello

I've been searching for new 2.0 speakers to accompany my iMac and the AudioEngine A2 seem interesting. I've read some good reviews in some magazines but when I read some local forums (in Dutch), then they aren't that positive about these speakers.

Do some of you have experiences with these speakers? Or can you recommend other speakers that cost about the same?

Thanks!