Nat King Cole Trio
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From 5/06 "As We See It":
"Rollo was putting up all the money. He should have owned 100% of the company."
"The papers should have specified other things as well: that Rollo's cash infusions were to be documented, interest-bearing loans..."
I for one would like to hire JM to sue the companies I own common stock in for neglecting to pay me interest on my shares all these years.
Hello all,
As the post subject suggests this is mostly intended for Wes Phillips but I guess the editor could enlighten me just as much 
At the end of the CES 2006 show report entry about Anthony Gallos new/improved Reference 3.1 there is a short sentence that suggests an upcoming review on those speakers by Wes P (and the traditional measurements by the editor -- one can hope/humbly ask for
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Hello, Can I use the above 3 watt (power consumption) Stereo Turntable, when I was previously using a 4 watt stereo turntable, the Aiwa PX-E800 model on the same hi-fi system? Does the lower Wattage off 1 watt make any great difference to the sound performance/loudness?
Please help thank you for early reply,
Jim9v
After re-reading Michael's "mini review" about Modified by B.P.T Alesis Masterlink i thought about asking you guys about any comments. Is anyone using one and what is its real purpose ? If one records an lp onto cd , the magic is gone.It's not analoque anymore,unless,this piece of equipment makes better cds than the allready excisting ones (i do not think this is a way to listen to lps through cd,right?)there is absolutely no purpose in purchasing one.
Wow, auditioning equipment in your home can be adventurous, disappointing, cross training,
and rewarding.
Recently I decided to upgrade from a basic solid state amplifier to a tube amp or integrated amp. I watched EBay bidding, called, E-Mailed, and discussed options, and searched for local dealers besides the nearby Tweeters and Best Buy.
I was digging through my LPs looking for something I had forgotten to play in a while and found an old (79) Giants of Jazz LP(LP-1013). I bought it sometime a go from FantasyLand records, north of Atlanta in Buckhead section of town. It is a great used record/CD store.
It is a transcription of some old radio programs that featured the King Cole Trio as they were known then of Nat King Cole, Wesley Prince-bass, and Oscar Moore-guitar. These are from some Keystone radio broadcasts of 1939.