Anyone here have FIRST-HAND experience with the new Acoustic Revive RD-3 demagnetizer or the now discontinued Furutech RD-2 [these appear to be the same] on the sound of your CD's ? I owned a Bedini Clarifier [which died] but was never really sure of it's improvement capabilities.

Hi, I had bought Griffin Technology from Planetonline.com. Convenientone -piece transmitter and charger module - Compatible with any docking iPod(R) and iPod(R) mini - Uses any frequency from 87.7 to 107.9 .Its price is $50.65.

Hi.

My current setup is:
Amp: Audiolab 8000LX
Speakers: Usher s-520II
CDP: Cambridge Audio 640v2
I have the oportunity to buy a Musical Fidelity x-150 at a great deal.
Is it a step forward to replace my Audiolab amplifier for a Musical Fidelity x-150?

Or should i keep the Audiolab?

Does anyone remember an album cover with a nude painted woman on it. I thought it was Iron Butterfly but I can't find it.

Most audiophiles focus on the best possible sound system configured exactly as recommended. But there are several unexamined assumptions when trying to achieve these goals. Sound reproduction, like gourmet food, interior design, musical traditions, and automobiles have always been a matter of taste.

My daughter, Erin, comes down for a visit from CT and brings over 150 used albums. Unfortunately she found them vinyl against vinyl out of their cardboard jackets, most ruined.

I did manager to salvage a few treasures like:
Bernstein plays Brubeck plays Bernstein from 1959 that sounds pretty decent but slighly warped.

Jonah Jones Quartet