hello,
i want to buy active monitors mainly for making music, they should also be good in listening to music too ?

Are you guys kidding? What the hell is "jazz bos" supposed to mean? It sounds like something J. Edgar Hoover would call musicians smoking a joint.

http://www.tomwaits.com/news/article/108/Preservation_Hall_Jazz_Band_Tom_Waits_On_78_rpm_Vinyl/

I am a recent convert to tubes (about 3 years) and have purchased a tube line stage and power amp, and have done a great deal of reading on the subject but I only recently came across this tube when reading about the Wright Sounds WPP 100 phono stage. this unit uses 4 of these tubes along with 2 12AU7's.

In all the searches I have done for tube gear and in all the reading I have done I did not come across a unit using the 6ER5 tube except for the Wright Sounds unit.

I am going nuts trying to find these wires. I basically have a laptop with a single 1/8"(3.5mm) output. I am trying to connect to it two active monitors that have 1/4" outputs and I cannot find a cable that splits 1/8" into 1/4"s. Does anyone know where can I find such a cable? The closest I have seen is this: http://www.samash.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...iates-_-na-_-na

"Persian pop, funk, folk and psych of the 60s and 70s" is a very interesting listen and a time warp trip back to a modern emerging Iran that is still trying to find its way into the 21st century. Also available in double vinyl (I have the cd version only).

www.finderskeepersrecords.com

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-place-we-ran-from/id390558085

now Patrol's Gary Lightbody and R.E.M.'s Peter Buck have come together as Tired Pony and recorded the country-influenced The Place We Ran From, due for release on July 12 from Fiction Records.

the wrecking crew backed him up, btw..

http://lightintheattic.net/artists/292-jim-sullivan

http://vimeo.com/15206040

Maybe I'm late to the party but I'm just noticing the makeover to the music genres here at the forum. Seems Stephen and Ariel have revamped the areas in an attempt to somewhat delete 'categorization' of this universal language. Well done gentlemen. Hopefully it will stimulate more sharing of our diverse musical tastes!