I thought it would be fun to ask everyone how they got started in this hobby. I always enjoy hearing the histories of the more senior forum members; It helps me understand where everyone is coming from. Also, Stephen has me thinking about common themes, like being the child of a musician, as I am (see Stephen's March 22 entry for part of my story).

Well I made the leap last week and picked up a Slim Devices Transporter. Here's few comments on the good and the bad that come with this device and the new way of listening to music.

Recently I was introduced to a rather large Naim system at a home concert. The owner of the home/system introduced me to the Naim rep who happened to be attending who kindly gave me the tour explaining all the design attributes of the line. Now most of it made sense except for the claim as to enhanced timing resolution. He stated that equipment of lessor caliber can have timing accuracies, changing the timing relationships between the different instruments in a recording.

Me thinks the smoke and BS is becoming a bit much. Read this descrition of this weeks breakthrough in digital playback. It's so fine, it needs no error correction!!! Huh? then it's not palying anything of teh SACD/CD standards is it? Cus teh error correction is part of the standards from Philips. I thinks they need to rewrite their copy, cus' they is talking some real crap now. Last week the Marantz was THE playback of teh moment. Now it's this one.

Low Rez now moving to Apple tv. http://www.avrev.com/news/0307/29.appletv039.shtml