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Amazing fidelity from 1927
Mutatis Mutandis replied to aussievintage's topic in Music, Musicians and Bands
Nice observations. Probably didn't hurt either that it was a Schubert trio; presume a single microphone and great playing. Love his string quartets too. Numbers 8 and 10 are some of the best music ever. -
Hey - thanks for that; makes sense, cheers
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"I believe so". I beg to differ......I've been using a Thor PS10 for 5 years switched to 220V with a number of amps, preamps, integrateds, DAC's, hard disk servers, with no problems whatsoever. I originally used the 220V setting due to transformer hum on some Conrad Johnson gear & this reduced the hum almost completely. Since then I've always left it on the 220V setting & believe the system sounds better this way. YMMV of course. Possibly irrelevant - so apologies in advance if so. I used to run my valve guitar amps of
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EXPIRED: FS: Krell FPB 400CX Power Amp
Mutatis Mutandis replied to NKMA's topic in Classifieds - Stereo, Home Cinema & Headphones
Suspect I'd have the restump the house first -
Oh yes, the tractors were gorgeous! Looked like a fish, moved like a fish, steered like a cow ...
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Wow - there is a lot of ugly about. But how about stuff you actually own and think is ugly? NAD C375BEE, for example. Does lots of things well but looks like it was designed by the second Minsk Tractor Factory in about 1994.