I'm trying to find a Shostakovich article that appeared in Stereophile between early 1992 and current (that range comprises my print-subscription collection). The article in question is NOT the article from Nov. 2006 (Shostakovich at 100) NOR is it the article from Jun. 1998 (Shostakovich's 10th Symph.). And it is not any of the articles found by either Stereophile's internal search engine or Google's within-site search.

Hey, my first post, so hi.

I haven't had a working turntable since 1989. It was a belt drive Technics, I don't recall what model, and it died a long time ago. I don't have a lot of vinyl, maybe 150 albums, but I'd like to listen to them again.

My current sound setup is not fancy; Infinity speakers, Onkyo amp and receiver, That's it. I could plug a phonograph into it if I had one. And that's why I'm here; I want to buy one.

Good ole' 60/40? RoHS is gonna cause more troubles than solve? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071005/ap_on_hi_te/tin_whiskers

I haven't heard these speakers, and don't wish to dispute any of Larry Greenhill's findings - but feel uncomfortable with his unqualified conclusion that they will have the same positive effects in other systems that he heard in his own.

I bought a set of the 61S from Bluejeans cables- is there a RCAPOO3F? and if so is there a difference?

I compared these to my:
Better Cables silver serpents- a slight improvement in clarity.

I have modest equipment- B&K ST 140/ Paradym Preamp/ Energy 3+2/ Audio Alchemy cd transport.

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Would like to hear from other audiophiles as to their opinions as to what I will call the unique sound quality of Bruce's new album. I ask as there are many negative comments on Amazon about the subject in peoples reviews of the album. Take a look on Amazon. You will be pleasantly surprised that the subject is even being openly discussed. The good news is it looks like some people besides audiophiles care about sound quality. Let me know what you think.

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