http://www.stereo.net.au/forums/showthread.php/8249-Tantalising-Turntables

Now remember to check out the pics on page 22

Has anyone else used this headset/headphone? I was looking for a lightweight over the ear headphone that is easy to take on the road. I have the top of the line Shure in ear headphones, but they are tethered and get uncomfortable over time for me.

These produce remarkably good sound, are lightweight, and also are a really good wireless phone headset. They are rechargable. They also come with an adapter wire that allows you to use them in a mini headphone jack.

A manufacturer who was always very pleasant to me, and was quite giving to my former audio club, seems to have run afoul of the law....and ethics.

Mark Schifter is in boiling hot water.

Mark once let the Bay Area Audiophile Society borrow several pieces of Audio Alchemy gear for extended, free-form auditions.

ive pimped this name before...but william elliot whitmore is damn amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej6hCIB6Z7c

Just to show I don't spend my entire time kicking right wingers around, here are a few photos to make you go "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrr..."
These are Fred and Ginger.
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Hi

Ive heard various things about the Technics SL1200 being a giant killer and fantastic turntable, is this the same item as currently sold on Amazon for around a grand ?

Is it really a hifi quality product from a sound viewpoint ?

Thanks

alan

Hello, I was curious to know from those who own one of these devices if it is capable of reading music files directly off of an external NAS drive without the need for music library software (ie..itunes..etc) on a computer somewhere?

In terms of connectivity I was thinking along the lines of hooking a CAT5 directly from the external NAS to the Logitech devices network port.

Was sad to read of the passing of Bernard Coutaz, founder of Harmonia Mundi, at the age of 87. In common with possibly many Stereophile readers I find HM very well represented in my own collection, both on vinyl and CD. I have particularly enjoyed their comprehensive survey of Handel's operas.

Just purchased the mentioned set of balanced cables. As both my CDP and amp are fully balanced, I wanted to replace my "good-for-nothing" interconnects with a set that might kick some serious butt. They get a very good review the only website I was able to find one, a Danish hifi review page. (No translation available, sorry)