Philip Pullman: Storyteller

Philip Pullman: Storyteller

When Philip Pullman wrote <I>His Dark Materials</I>, he thought he might have written a story that would appeal to a "a few clever kids and a few intelligent adults." The series has been translated into 40 languages and has sold 15 million copies. If he was that wrong about that, he's probably wrong about what it's about, too.

Been a Long Time, Been a Long Time

Been a Long Time, Been a Long Time

Needless to say, I'm not in London waiting in line at O2 arena but that doesn't mean my thoughts, like those of about every other music fan on the planet, aren't turned to what's going to happen this evening when Led Zeppelin ends two decades of silence and lets it rip in what's being billed as a one-off show for charity.

Thought You Might Like to Know

Thought You Might Like to Know

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Does a Processor Change the "Tube" Sound From A Tube Preamp

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Ineed to know if adding a processor to a 2 channel system (with a tube preamp) takes away from the "tube" sound. I ask this because I am interested in adding a processor (McIntosh MAC 3) to my 2 channel system so I can have multiple speakers in the listening room to experiment with sound ambiance, etc but I am afraid that as the signal from the tube preamp passes through the processor something drastic will changes in the sound. So, will the processor (or more specifically if you happen to know) will this processor, actually change the tube sound characteristic?

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