I want to find some music that I have listened to and unfortunately the information I have is sketchy. One thing I do know is that the album was released before 1983, on vinyl. I don't know if it was released on CD. The primary music is xylophone and chorus. It sounds like a chorus of all or mostly women. There are a couple of rock-ish pieces on the disk similar but not exactly like what you'd expect from Mannheim Steamroller. One piece in particular I remember they were singing either in a foreign language or nonsense. Very upbeat cheerful sounding stuff.

curious if anyone can help me here. i have an infinity system in my truck and my amp for my mids and highs keeps clipping at relatively low levels. infinity sent me bigger capacitors for the crossovers and that seemed to help a little but nothing overwhelming. when i was installing it i had one speaker hooked up and it was loud as hell and sounded crystal clear. when i hooked them all up it clips at levels that are not nearly as loud as the one speaker was. if i put lets say a 40 farad capacitor next to the amps would that solve my problem?

As one who gleefully anticipated the arrival of SACD and DVD-A, mostly for the multi-channel capability, I have to now admit that both formats are a huge disappointment, and mostly because of the way those multiple channels have been used, misused and underused.

having read the stereophile review, the new Perfrmance 6's seem cholk o' block full of new technology, but I didn't really get a sense of the soul of these speakers. anybody heard them yet?

What headphones is everyone using these days? I have a pair of grado sr60's which I really like, though I just ordered a pair of sr225's. I mainly use them for late night video editing, jogging and studying. Does anyone else use headphones much?

Is anyone else running apple lossless only on ther iPod? I found that any lower and the sound suffered, though I do not use this on my main system, the whriling effect compressed files makes really bugs me. Does anyone else have this problem?

Robert Baird's article Sound Man acknowledges the contribution of individual recording engineers to the music we all collect. I won't argue that they can make silk purses out of sows ears, but really good recording engineers can make marvelous additions to the work of fine musicians. There are lots of reasons why most jazz lovers cherish their copies of Jazz at the Pawnshop, but high on the list is the spectacular job Gert Palmcrantz did in capturing the sense of the room and the sound stage. If you want to explain imaging to someone, play that recording.

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I am new to this, and already have a ok ish system, but am looking to upgrade. My budget is max $4500, and i don't mind buying used from ebay either. I like a crisp, clear detailed like sound...what do people recommend?

High resolution music only dvd ?

Just wanted you guys to know about 2-3 quite nice database you could use if you have a lot of music or movie software in any format.
The first is "dvd register". use it to cataloque all your dvd , vhs and laserdisc software. You pay a yearly subscription and once-per-month , you download a list of titles,so,all you have to do is type the barcode and everything else is added automatically in the database. Problem is,personally,i find it a bit difficult if you wish to add something manually.