
AACS: "We Have Not Been Hacked—Just Our Players"

AACS: "We Have Not Been Hacked—Just Our Players"
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Headphone extension
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Norh ACA 2B Tube Preamp
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new amp
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hi all, my first post on here , enjoy browsing and reading,getting ideas,so the new amp got today Cambridge Audio AZUR 640A V2 Black , speakers wharfdale 9.1 , connected to squeeze box 3,pacific interconnects, well impressed with the sounds, my old kenwood amp died today had it 14yrs can't complain. thanks
Record & CD sleeves & cleaner
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Hi, All.
Just a note to let you know we have good prices on CD and record sleeves, "Disk Doctor" CD & Vinyl Record cleaner...and more audio stuff.
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home network over phone lines?
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Inexpensive bookshelves for nearfield
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I'm trying to set up a cheap desktop system. I'll probably go the T-Amp route. A few speaker possibilities:
NHT SuperZero (used)--120
Infinity Primus 150--120
PSB Intro LR (used)--90
PSB Image 2b (used)--125
Mission M70--70
I'm also open to the idea of powered speakers, such as the Swans M200. These seem to have the advantage of being designed for nearfield, though I wonder if they're just another "wonder computer speaker" that sound better for gaming than music.
Any thoughts?
Drive Belt Cantilever alignment.
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Been scratching my head about this one since December. Art Dudley moves the drive motor on a Linn TT so that the path of the drive belt is aligned with the axis of the cartridge cantilever and gets improved musicality and higher output. Except for Roy Hall's TT's, very few turntables with good reputations subscribe to that design approach. Given that it worked at least once and is simple and cheap, why isn't this approach more popular? Obviously, I'm missing something.
Eight Thousand Eighty-Five Words

Eight Thousand Eighty-Five Words
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Can anyone tell me if using a 20ft. extension cord on a very good set of headphones will degrade the sound quality? Thanks.