I'm new here so I hope this is the place to ask. I need a new small sub to go with my B&W 685s in my home theater and I am not really impressed with the B&W subs. A friend recommended a Martin Logan Dynamo, however they are not sold in town so I would have to travel to hear one. Before I alter the summer travel plans, has anyone heard them and what were your opinions. The 685s are being driven with a Marantz SR7002
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I know this work is not respected by many, but I have enjoyed it for some time. I have the original Van Cliborn LP version, but it is showing some playing ware. If anyone has a recommendation for a good CD version of this that is not an over the top performance I would appreciate it. Thanks.

so im strongly considering a pair of sennheiser 555, being on a part time job i dont have the extra dough to toss for a pair of 590's or 650's but the 555 is well in my price range, besides id hate to lay down the bills for a pair of 650's that im going to use with my zune. anyway i was wondering what your thoughts were on them?

Like many special interest forums, I would guess you get questions like this a lot, so I hope I don't come across as too annoying.

I love music. Love it. You all understand this, so I doubt I need to explain more. I used to listen to LPs quite a bit several years ago as a kid/teenager, and enjoyed them. Moving away from that, I feel my music consumption has become quite sterile, and have decided to get back into vinyl.

Tonight on PBS at 8 pm is Donizetti's La Fille du Regiment. Natalie Dessay is of course the main draw, but when this performance happened, the story was the tenor Juan Florez nailing the high-C 9 times in a single aria. The crowd went nuts and he was called for the encore (the first encore at the Met since 1994!) and he nailed it 9 more times.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/23/arts/music/23aria.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

OK,

Being a little reluctant to wade into