For that price, they should be multi-tasking:
http://cgi.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/auc.pl?accstwek&1276314709&1276143281
Just curious...

Watched these last night. I had no real knowledge or exposure to either symphony, except hearing snippets of 3 occasionally.

This was a strange night for me, i really really enjoyed 2 the flow of music was fasicinating and the second movement paticularly with all the volin play was superb.

Baptiste Trotignon is a young French piano who is presently poised on the edge of a major breakthrough as "the next big thing" in jazz and is talented and creative enough to be worthy of the title. I strongly suggest that you give his music a listen. Here's a link to help get you started: Baptiste Trotignon

Trotignon latest release "Suite" could well be the jazz album of the year.

After having:

1) changed speaker cables
2) changed speakers
3) angled my speakers carefully, both horisontally and vertically
4) placed heavy weights on top of speakers
5) added Nano-Pads under my speakers
6) added Nano-Pads under my CDP
7) changed interconnects between CDP and AMP
8) added great power cable to my CDP and AMP
9) burned cables and speakers somewhat in
10) filed the tip off my cantilever
11) added DIY bass traps and absorption to the corners/walls

Your comment from the Room Acoustics section, Stephen.

Quote:

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This thread has run its course, so it's time to lock it. I am going to please do so now.

If you'd like to open a new thread on this or a similar topic, please do so.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpf2IoJZhqI

So.. Vai

pass or fail here?

I think Vai looks like a huge choad with his gilded locks flapping in the breeze of the fan, and his playing lacks the emotion of FZ.

My girlfriend of 3 months just gave me the ultimatum..Spend more money on her OR keep spending money on audio equipment minus her.

I felt that was totally unfair. I told her to move on..

Anybody ever done this or been in a similar situation?

Thanks,
Mark

Since this hasn't been addressed in a long time I thought a new thread would be appropriate

How do these things work? Have there been any tests?

Maybe we could get Ted D to do a group tour.
I would love to give these a try.
These group tours happen a lot at AC.
The bowls could go state to state and safely return to Ted and we could all post impressions.

1. Elgar's Enigma Variations (EV) written in 1898 were about his circle of friends. Pi is a constant in all circles. Pi is the circumference divided by its diameter.

2. Pi is usually approximated as 3.142 as a decimal, or 22/7 as a fraction.

3. The first four notes of EV are scale degree 3-1-4-2, decimal Pi.

4. There is a drop of a seventh in bars 3 and 4.

5. These two sevenths follow exactly after the first 11 notes. ie: 11 x 2/7 = 22/7, fractional Pi. (The first seven bars may be viewed by clicking on the site below.)