Acoustic Sciences Corp. Tube Traps

Acoustic Sciences Corp. Tube Traps

In my rather jaded <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/asweseeit/the_1986_winter_ces/">report from the 1986 Winter CES</A> (Vol.9 No.2), I remarked that there was nothing really new in the field of high-end audio. Well, I was wrong. I overlooked the Acoustic Sciences Corporation Tube Traps, a patented new acoustic device designed by Arthur Noxon (president of ASC). The Traps represent the first practical and effective solution to a perennial audiophile problem: standing waves in the listening room.

How do you know what Bob Dylan really sounds like?

Aloha,

Seemingly obtuse question, but I hope it has a valid audio point by the time people discuss it.

(Disclaimer: Could be Bob Dylan, could be anybody, Bob Dylan is just an examplar; so we can skip the "I hate Bob Dylan" part of the equation. )

OK, so...

New Bob Dylan recording comes out, and it sounds pretty good, sonically. But, it sounds different on one system than another!

iTunes Library Management Tool

As some of you know I made it through iTunes detox and am happily free from its evil grasp. However I know some of you aren't, so I thought I would pass along a heads-up to this tool recommended by a mac-head friend. Some of the features read like solutions in search of problems to me but the metadata clean-up sounds nice.

Enjoy!

Let's see if we can help newbees -Recommended system <$5000

I thought that maybe we could help newbees who come here and want advice on building their first audiophile system. Here are the parameters: try and keep the whole system under $5K and it should consist of CD player/amp-preamp and speakers.

Here is my recommendation:

Amp-Rotel 1062 SLP ($699)

Speakers-Excite X16 ($1800)

Marantz 8003 SACD CD Player ($999)

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