Hi all,
I'm brand new here,my first post.
I've been checking around on here and other sites, trying to get some ideas/info about what the best components are for my budget ($1200-1500,not much I know). Hopefully someone is willing to give me some much needed advice.

Anyway, my main goal is to replicate the big warm sound of vinyl with CD's, I know one can only come so close. My musics of choice are electric blues from 50's through 70's and hard bop jazz from mid-50's to mid 60's(think Bluenote).

Never knew this about Austin, TX, but check out NY Times' coverage of excellent record shops in Austin!

http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/03/08/travel/08surfacingcol.html?8dpc

Any information or opinions on its "audiophile" quality or lack of. A buddy just gave me one along with a Blu-Ray burner.

Daelund Audio

300 uF CAST caps. One cap weighs in at +25 kilograms and contains nigh on 1 kilometer of pure metal foil. Available in copper or silver as standard

...and two from the Big east.

Memphis, Pittsburgh, Connecticut, Oklahoma.

In the end, Steel Town stands tall again!

At the DIY audio forum, there is a forum area that you a have to be a member to access AND..be logged in order to know that it exists.

This to keep the web bot spiders that troll for data from picking up on forum areas that might otherwise..er..cause trouble with general world issues and ,er 'individual positions/thinking'-as well as protecting members and the forum from potentially getting into 'hot water'.

Just a thought, with regards to the 'open bar'.

Yep, closing Gitmo is just the ticket.

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Mar 10, 7:38 PM (ET)

By PAMELA HESS

horn loudspeakers for hifi use... greek to me.

What are pros/cons?

why the popularity? Im guessing that they can put out some serious volume/efficiency?

sound comparisons vs standard/ direct radiator types?