I am not very happy to report this, but it seems there is a slight difference with and without a reef knot on my Vincent XLR IC's

I can't be that sure, but it is like the high treble is a tad bit smoother and more natural with a reef knot on the interconnects. May? Anyone?

My friend and neighbor, Tris McCall, reviewed Joanna Newsom's epic, three-disc set, Have One On Me. It's an impressive and comprehensive review. Tris has studied Newsom and is sharing what he's learned. For instance:

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Crystal Cable Bridge - been tested in the Norwegian hifi magazine Fidelity, and with success.

Other reviews: http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/crystal5/bridge.html

http://www.innerearmag.com/reviews/cables/CrystalCable.shtml

After having upgraded with a new power cable on my CDP and sub, I tried measuring the exact distance from the CDP (in the center of my soundstage) to the left and right speaker respectively. They didn't stand in the exact same distance, and I had wondered why my soundstage was a little skewed. Only an inch too much distance with the left speaker did all the difference! When I moved the speaker so they were both in the exact same distance (to a fraction of an centimeter) the soundstage came just right.

I made a copy of Mark Knopfler's "Kill to get crimson", a CD I know well, and with a great sound quality.

Into the freezer it went (-18

Rated world's top restaurant, right there in Denmark!

Good for Denmark!

Hi,

I live in Bogota, Colombia, and will be visiting Washington and New York in July. I would like get information of where can I buy tubes and vintage tube radios / preamps / amps. I would also like suggestions for good hi-fi audio stores in both locations.

On this drawing the cables are represented in grey lines, getting thinner and thinner all the time. Except the red cable from the power outlet in your listening room being thicker than the preceding cable.

How can this possibly have a positive effect on the sound? In my system it definitely does, and I wonder why.

Does (the red piece of) cable act as a capacitor? Anybody have a guess?