I am in the market to purchase speaker cables to connect Thiel CS1.6 speakers to an Arcam A70 integrated amp. Since the audio rack is next to my left speaker, purchasing different lengths of speaker cable would be ideal, provided that there is no degradation in sound quality. Anti-Cable wire gets great reviews online, and is in my price range. Their website indicates that different speaker cable lengths are no problem, because the dielectric is incredibly thin. Does this make sense?

So I've been loading up on software. Not many people know that I lost over 1000 CDs back in Baltimore. Terrible. But one plus is that now I don't have to feel bad about purchasing some old recordings on LPs and reissues.

And Lps' http://www.belt.demon.co.uk/product/images/1Drop.html

Who comes up with this stuff, imaginations gone wild. What knot is on YOUR cord?

I am lucky enough to work as an engineer for a noise and vibration control company, mostly for aerospace issues. I work mainly in the vibration damping sector, but I have brought home with me a pretty cool little device to measure the acoustics of my listening room. Its a nifty little four channel front end analyzer from Squadriga and a Binaural Headset for Sound Pressure Readings.

Still playable, how come these guys at Acoustech say it's CRAP, they re did them to bring them up to modern hi fi standards..READ.... You really ain't listening to old crap 78's are ya, playable or not, useless... http://www.stereophile.com/features/408rti/index1.html