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| Jeff Rowland Concerto Pre I think that I've had at least one of every version of the Rowland preamps over the years. The Concerto is a very nice piece at a very nice price point. In my experience the lineup stacks up as follows (from good to best).SynergySynergy IIConcerto... | |
| best classical LP labels There are also the RCA "Shaded Dogs" from the '50s. This catalog contains some amazing performances that were captured by two amazing recording engineers.It's funny, for a couple of pieces my reference for a LIVE performance is how it compares to ... | |
| Looking for a new "universal" player To me the HD format war isn't worth worrying about right now. My display has a native resolution of 1024x768 and that isn't likely to change much in the near future.I also doubt that there will be true reference quality universal players that inco... | |
| Looking for a new "universal" player I've considered the Linn and have it on my list, but I've always wondered about the build quality. Not to say that the Linn is a low-quality product, but that it doesn't seem to employ the same vibration dampening-through-mass that a number of oth... | |
| Anyone know anything about a new Rowland 312? The 312 uses new ICE amps and replaces the 302 (in fact I believe that the 302 is NLA).IIRC the wattage and dampening factor have both increased. I believe that pricing is similar.JRDG has done it's usual bang-up job of keeping their dealers infor... |