Immediately below is a review I wrote about four years ago concerning Domenico Scarlatti's sonatas. A few months ago I relistened to all 555 sonatas and wrote some very brief descriptions of some highlights.

The Review

About three months ago I wrote of my elation at buying the 34-disc set of Domenico Scarlatti

Earth - if it didn't suck ... so, we exited the Turkey Festival the night before - a new record for dysfunctional achievement - some people ask for guidance purchasing stereo parts - relax, if there is any hope for your ears, the music will make you forget about the technical gossip before you even notice it exists ...

Room has wood floor, 20 foot cielings and is 15x25. I listen to xm almost exclusively. Thanks

Hi, All,

I have an interesting question about a possible future power cord upgrade.

All of the aftermarket upgrade power cords I have seen are three-wire grounding types. Many are shielded as well, to prevent noise pickup, and also to prevent interference generated in the connected component from being radiated from the cord.

Using a shielded power cord on a digital component makes at least some sense to me.

The conundrum:

My only venture into the free jazz area is an Atlantic recording entitled "Free Jazz - a Collective Improvisation by the Ornette Coleman Double Quartet. I'm curious how this album might be rated by free jazz enthusiasts. On a scale of ten with ten being the best, how would you knowlegeable folks rate it?