As evidenced by the response to last week's vote, audiophiles are increasingly turning to their computers as a source of music. Should <I>Stereophile</I> review more or fewer computer audio products?
I know this subject has been brought up before, but my wife showed be the best cover song EVER! Really!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgbNymZ7vqY
Watch in the hi res!
I once worked at a place who distributed foreign magazines and newspapers in Denmark, and lots of the mags had diskette games, cassette tapes and other gadgets added to the magazine covers. When the mags got returned we couldn't sell them so they went into recycling, and we ripped the mag covers for whatever it was.
The British car magazine "Popular classics" had at a particular time, cassette tapes with sounds of different cars added to it, and I have at home 2 of those. The car sounds featured are:
One thing that always stuck in by craw was when reading Stereophiles Recommended components issues and after reading about the Bill Gates systems you read..."there are no class C recommendations"...or "There are no class D recommendations"....WHY not???? The analog stuff really gets me....there are NO Carts that are class D? or maybe one or two phono preamps???
I have a degree in vocal performance and classical music flowed through my veins all through high school and college until I left it behind, sick of all the uppity, head up their own ass reviewers who say with 20,000 words that which can be said with 2. ( The cadenza of the first movement is really brilliant and virtuosic, full of unspeakable difficulties yet entirely suitable in presenting the themes )--gag me with a spoon, pal..