Do you subscribe to any music magazines? If so, what do you subscribe to, and if not, why not?

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Sure, there is a ton of information about new music available online, but sometimes holding it in your hand is better still. Do you subscribe to any music magazines? If so, what do you subscribe to, and if not, why not?

Turntable phono cables.

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Tweaks 'n' Tips
Submitted by ronpilgrim on

I've always thought that my Dual 505-2 was a pretty good sounding turntable, but when necessity forced me to change the interconnects,(crazy cat chewed the insulation) I did so with high quality shielded cables and the sonic improvement was remarkable. Not only was the definition and sound stage more prominent, electronic induced background noise is exceptionally quiet. Made me a believer in better cables.

Decent CD player below $1000

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The Entry Level
Submitted by wow on

I am a newbie and wanted to buy my FIRST entry level system for a 10 x 16ft room. So far I have purchased the following:

NAD C355BEE Stereo Integrated Amplifier (new)
Paradigm Studio 20v 4 bookshelf speakers (used)

I have auditioned for a few CD players, and cannot make up my mind. I hope to get some comments from you. My emphasis is on vocal part, and like clean sound.

1. NAD C 545BEE
2. NAD C 565BEE
3. Cambridge Audio 640 C
4. Cambridge Audio 740 C
5. Rega Apollo CD Player

As We See It: Between the Ears

As We See It: Between the Ears

May 29, 2009 First Published:Nov 01, 1992

Audiophiles constantly seek ways to improve the experience of hearing reproduced music. Preamps are upgraded, digital processors are compared, turntables are tweaked, loudspeaker cables are auditioned, dealers are visited, and, yes, magazines are read—all in the quest to get just a little closer to the music.

David Manley: Tubes, Logic, & Audiophile Sound Page 2

David Manley: Tubes, Logic, & Audiophile Sound Page 2

As founder of California-based Vacuum Tube Logic of America, David Manley is at the forefront of the current renaissance in vacuum-tube audio equipment. In addition to manufacturing some highly regarded audiophile components, VTL has introduced a line of tubed professional equipment that is finding its way into recording studios. David has a lifetime of experience in tube electronics, recording studio design, disc cutting, music recording, and most recently, analog/digital and digital/analog converter design.

David Manley: Tubes, Logic, & Audiophile Sound

David Manley: Tubes, Logic, & Audiophile Sound

May 29, 2009 First Published:Jun 01, 1991
As founder of California-based Vacuum Tube Logic of America, David Manley is at the forefront of the current renaissance in vacuum-tube audio equipment. In addition to manufacturing some highly regarded audiophile components, VTL has introduced a line of tubed professional equipment that is finding its way into recording studios. David has a lifetime of experience in tube electronics, recording studio design, disc cutting, music recording, and most recently, analog/digital and digital/analog converter design.
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