But how mcuh, is it just a lab experiment? i bet PHILIPS has one that's even better faster, bigger, so now all your information can be lost easier, all on one disc!!! Will this be Blu-Ray II...I bet Blu-Ray is already obsoleted by new stuff in teh lab, it's incredible. http://www.prosoundnews.com/publish/news/Pioneer_Announces_16-Layer_Optical_Disc.shtml

This Computer Audio forum is excellent stuff written by technically knowledgeable people. So - now for something completely different!
I have a recent model iMac and to start me on the road to a "music server" system, I want to do something simple. I have:
1. Just the one computer in the house, on the upper/bedroom level (running iTunes);
2. A modest stereo in family room;
3. The main stereo in basement "music room".

Real electrical parmeters, ain't that sumptin'? http://www.record-producer.com/learn.cfm?a=3823

I'm just curious about this speaker manufacturer. I don't see them mentioned much in various forums. Are they simply not highly regarded for particular reasons, or do they simply not market themselves well? Reason I ask is that a local dealer has offered me a pair of GS60's for well below the list price of $4,000USD. He advises that they are selling all of their MA b/c he is having issues w/ the MA rep for his territory, and will no longer be including MA in their product offerings. He stresses that MA is a fine speaker, and the only issue is w/ the MA rep...

I would strongly urge people looking at Network based storage to seriously consider power line networking rather than wireless or cable. Kit is available from Zyxel, Netgear and others. Very very easy to use:

the PHYSICAL build of a quality cable, 25 feet...$42.50....shielded, strong outer covering to withstand real world use, no cable elevators, that kind of stuff and it's Violet, Neutrik connectors, $42.50 just keep buying those magic cables, they must be worth teh thousands, hundred$. http://www.upscalemusic.com/proddetail.php?prod=USM-BC17

I'm new to this scene, but I've developed a working hypothesis: audiophiles are hackers.

Earlier this year I figured I needed to listen to more Schubert. Specifically the solo piano works. More particularly the sonatas, though the other works were welcome. What I was looking for was a nice sample of various works performed by the same artist to get a grasp of how the artist handles Schubert