UNITED HOME AUDIO PRESENTS THE UHA HQ REEL TO REEL TAPE DECKS

COMPLETLY SET UP FOR "THE TAPE PROJECT" MASTER TAPE PLAYBACK
TWO TRACK + 15 INCH PER SECOND TAPE SPEED + IEC EQUILIZATION

United Home Audio's web page.

UNITED HOME AUDIO INTRODUCES
HQ REEL TO REEL TAPE DECKS

We now have several models available all based on "Professional decks".

John Marks wrote in The 5th Element #26 and JA confirmed that on the original release of this Norah Jones SACD Blue Note apparently produced the two-channel version by running the resolution-limited and bandwidth-limited CD data through a DSD converter. JM concluded Blue Note should admit the mistake and replace the old pcm based discs.

http://www.stereophile.com/thefifthelement/1104fifth/

New game. I'm sure we encounter a lot of moments when we discover something great COMPLETELY inadvertently. List them here, not just music-related. The only rule of this game is not to reply with snide jackass comments, like "Oh, that ain't so great." We have enough threads for the Tourettic assholes of the world around here, so respect: this thread is just for sharing your moments.

I'll go first.

1. The Largo from Vivaldi's Double Concerto for Oboes, PV535.

Sorry if this is old news, but fyi:

http://recallroundup.blogspot.com/2009/08/amplifiers-recalled-by-krell-industries.html

Hi folks,

This article will appear on the homepage on Thursday:
http://www.stereophile.com/news/hovland_calls_it_quits/

jason victor serinus

Hi,

15 years ago when I was in the US I was an avid SP subscriber. Since then I have returned home, to Greece, and discontinued, since I served the army and took me a while to setup the equipment i brought along. It is pretty outdated, but at the time quite descent sounding:

Museatex active x-over
2x Bryston 4B NRB amplifiers
Melos tube preamp
Rotel RCD-855 CD player w/upgrades
Pioneer AT-670 tuner
Custom made Dynaudio loudspeakers
Grado headphones

I haven't driven a car since I left the US 6 months ago. A car is impractical and expensive here (SE Asia). Everyone drives a scooter/moped and even though I had never driven one before, I was able to zip around town on my Yamaha Nouvo within a week. It's a very practical mode of transportation. you don't feel the traffic, you zip between cars, and driving from 25-40mph, the moped is at its best. I tried taking it on a highway and even though it can generate speeds up to about 65mph, I gave up at 50mph. I was scared.