Hello All,

I am trying to hook my Dell Inspiron B130 Laptop to my Pioneer Digital Audio VSXD811S Reciever. My goal is play the media on my laptop through the reciever,for better sound. I appreciate any assistance with this.

Sincerely,
WJ Shaw

How about a Stereophile reviewer doing his thing - extended listening, over a long period of time, in his reference system, and trying different cables, etc, with the review component, as he sees fit - but he merely doesn't get to SEE the component. Another trusted reviewer will come in to install it, or change the cables, etc. That keeps all the normal advantages of careful, subjective reviewing - but removes the confounding factor of visuals (e.g., thickness of faceplate; weight of amp; reputation/image of brand).

I want to sell a less than year old NAD 325Bee amp. Where is the best place to sell it Audiogon or Ebay?

Thanks,
Derek

I know this is old issue with this player, but I am not sure I have a clear answer if it is possible to repair or replace the transport by Musical Fidelity. I heard that Musical Fidelity can replace the transport with a new transport used in the MF KW SACD player.

I do some research, and it seems to me that Musical Fidelity have a bad and discontinued Phillip transports in this expensive SACD model. If the transports go bad, they can't do anything about it.

Could someone please help to clarify?

Thanks.

Hi guys

http://www.korg.com/mr/Future_Proof_Recording_Explained.pdf

Look at page 59, half way up on the right.

And Buddha, check the top left corner

I listened to this disc for the first time on my brand new He Audio 1.2B electrostatic phones. All was well until I got to track 10, in which the choir is accompanied by a large drum. The first drum strike (about 5 seconds into the track) gave rise to a "crackling" sound that immediately had me thinking the 1.2B diaphragms were hitting the stators. Each subsequent strike---there are 4 or 5 altogether---produced a similar effect.