A couple of years ago I bought the Hemi-Sync course(well, a couple of them) on reccomendation from a good friend of mine...He said it would help me "calm down"(I was still a bit high strung from Iraq). Well, ive been using it every night sense then and the results have been sporadic....

What do you think the color to color variability is in the sound?

We also don't hear much about which veneers sound best on any given speaker.

Walnut? Cherry? Maple?

I'm sure they all have sonic differences, no?

(I mean, if someone can tell the best arrangement of screw tightening pattern for the lid of an amplifier, something as vast as veneer characteristics should have easily differentiated sonics.)

Mr. AD:

I am a long time reader going back to Listener. I enjoyed the article this month on the Electroc..... amps. When reading the section about the reviewer's gear, I noticed that you show a Shilabe cartridge. Can you tell me if you bought one, is it the same one that MF reviewed and if so, are you doing a second opinion on it to be published later. A friend has one and it is a cartridge that I am very interested in learning more about.
Thanks.

Tom

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The Cable is actually a Van den Hul speaker cable, but with Tannoy imprint on the jacket. Otherwise identical.

In the papers following my amplifier, it says that it is capable of 150Wpc i 8 Ohms, 230Wpc i 4 Ohms, but a mindblowing +/- 40 Amperes of peak current.

In my book this is pretty much, but knowing my amp very well (on year 4 now), I have no reason to not believe it. How much current is your amp capable of letting go, compared to the Wattage?

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