Hi-Rez Downloads Ring In the New Year

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Hi-Rez Downloads Ring In the New Year
By Jason Victor Serinus
http://www.stereophile.com/news/123008hi-rez/

Note that HDTracks is having a 20% off sale through 1/6/09. Use promo code happy09HD. Valid for one time use only.

I hope to see some of you at CES.

Happy New Year, all,
jason

"Color blind" hearing?

I came across a thread on another forum which put forth the premise that all of our senses can be deficient in ways we do not yet fully understand. The main argument for this premise was the number of color blind people who have otherwise normal vision. Among those "color blind" individuals there are those who can be divided into subgroups of various shades of color they cannot perceive and various degrees of color blindness to specific colors.

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker Measurements

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker Measurements

There is much to admire and to enjoy in this idiosyncratically charming hybrid loudspeaker. Eminent Technology has been around for about 25 years. Founder Bruce Thigpen was a pioneer in air-bearing technology, and ET's first product was a well-regarded air-bearing tonearm. The company later developed and was awarded patents for its Linear Field Transducers (LFTs): <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/308et">push-pull loudspeaker panels</A> that operate on the magnetic rather than the electrostatic principle. Arraying magnets both front and rear of the plastic-membrane diaphragm eliminates a problem inherent in many planar-magnetic designs: as excursion increases, the magnetic restorative force diminishes. As can be expected, this technology is not efficient at reproducing bass, so most such speakers have been hybrids.

Eminent Technology Inc.
225 East Palmer Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
(850) 575-5655
www.eminent-tech.com

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker Review System

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker Review System

There is much to admire and to enjoy in this idiosyncratically charming hybrid loudspeaker. Eminent Technology has been around for about 25 years. Founder Bruce Thigpen was a pioneer in air-bearing technology, and ET's first product was a well-regarded air-bearing tonearm. The company later developed and was awarded patents for its Linear Field Transducers (LFTs): <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/308et">push-pull loudspeaker panels</A> that operate on the magnetic rather than the electrostatic principle. Arraying magnets both front and rear of the plastic-membrane diaphragm eliminates a problem inherent in many planar-magnetic designs: as excursion increases, the magnetic restorative force diminishes. As can be expected, this technology is not efficient at reproducing bass, so most such speakers have been hybrids.

Eminent Technology Inc.
225 East Palmer Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
(850) 575-5655
www.eminent-tech.com

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker Specifications

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker Specifications

There is much to admire and to enjoy in this idiosyncratically charming hybrid loudspeaker. Eminent Technology has been around for about 25 years. Founder Bruce Thigpen was a pioneer in air-bearing technology, and ET's first product was a well-regarded air-bearing tonearm. The company later developed and was awarded patents for its Linear Field Transducers (LFTs): <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/308et">push-pull loudspeaker panels</A> that operate on the magnetic rather than the electrostatic principle. Arraying magnets both front and rear of the plastic-membrane diaphragm eliminates a problem inherent in many planar-magnetic designs: as excursion increases, the magnetic restorative force diminishes. As can be expected, this technology is not efficient at reproducing bass, so most such speakers have been hybrids.

Eminent Technology Inc.
225 East Palmer Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
(850) 575-5655
www.eminent-tech.com

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker

Eminent Technology LFT-16 loudspeaker

There is much to admire and to enjoy in this idiosyncratically charming hybrid loudspeaker. Eminent Technology has been around for about 25 years. Founder Bruce Thigpen was a pioneer in air-bearing technology, and ET's first product was a well-regarded air-bearing tonearm. The company later developed and was awarded patents for its Linear Field Transducers (LFTs): <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/308et">push-pull loudspeaker panels</A> that operate on the magnetic rather than the electrostatic principle. Arraying magnets both front and rear of the plastic-membrane diaphragm eliminates a problem inherent in many planar-magnetic designs: as excursion increases, the magnetic restorative force diminishes. As can be expected, this technology is not efficient at reproducing bass, so most such speakers have been hybrids.

Joint Recording of June 1991: The Oxnard Sessions, Vol.1

Joint Recording of June 1991: The Oxnard Sessions, Vol.1

<B>MIKE GARSON: <I>The Oxnard Sessions, Volume One</I></B><BR>
Mike Garson, piano; Bob Summer, trumpet; Bob Shephard, sax; Rick Zunigar, electric guitar; Brian Bromberg, acoustic bass; Billy Mintz, drums<BR>
Reference Recordings RR-37 (LP), RR-37CD (CD*). Keith O. Johnson, eng.; J. Tamblyn Henderson, Jr., Marcia Martin, prods. AAA/DDD. TTs: 49:53, 75:51*

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