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| Fuse or braker for dedicated lines? Flex, yes of course, you are undoubtedly right, but hearing is believing and the guy who put me on to it, was an engineer and no fool to boot, also he had nothing to earn by his idea to make me change from circuit breakers to ceramics. I won't rul... | |
| What is stopping the ultimate? I think Sean is right, but also Albert from the other end of the chain. I've never had the chance to hear a first generation tape, but I've struggled with speakers all my audiophile life and I ain't happy to this day. So it will remain a work in p... | |
| Best Web site for Audio. Thanks Albert for allmusic and thanks Clueless for bringing the topic up in the first place. | |
| Anyone ever experiment w/ better circuit breakers? Flex, you pose a tough question. When I was persuaded by my technician to change to ceramic fuses on all my lines, I pretty much had all the tweaks you mention already installed. I did the change more for puristic reasons, but being basically doub... | |
| Fuse or braker for dedicated lines? Thanks CFB and thanks for sharing your great story with us Bob. I had cooked up a sharper reply to this sort of selfsatisfied diatripe (misspelling intended), but you have done so in a much more civilised and genteel fashion than this here old cur... | |
| Fuse or braker for dedicated lines? I liked my music best, when I installed ceramic fuses und threw all circuit breakers out. | |
| Anyone ever experiment w/ better circuit breakers? Bob is right as far as my ears are concerned. I threw all circuit breakers out and installed ceramic fuses. Much better punch and dynamics. Cheers, | |
| Equi=Tech, Components & Benefits of Balanced Power I run two 1.5s. They do NOT constrict power. Theoretically the power line should be quieter, but here I cannot discern any difference. I use them to run 120VAC equipment in a 230VAC country with very good effect. Cheers, | |
| sssibilancccce... Plato and Joe are right. Check VTA, your antiscating and the tracking force. Be patient. It can be done. Cheers, | |
| Innersound ESLs Amplifier Asa's post seems to me a case in point in how different our listening experience is percieved and described. I found the Inner Sound excellent with chamber music on the self same speaker as well as on the Quad 63. I also liked it with Jazz and yes... | |
| Innersound ESLs Amplifier 2995 each, but they are worth it! | |
| Innersound ESLs Amplifier Bradz, inform yourself at www.innersound.net | |
| Innersound ESLs Amplifier Flavio, I just got the inneround electrostatic monos today and right out of the box they sounded excellent: fast, deep, deep bass, excellent soundstage, no grain. they are built like a tank, no humm at all, easy to handle, excellent literature and... | |
| What is your listening bias Hi Marakanetz, I think I know exactly what you mean. I have a similar example taken from classical music: Claudio Abado just recently did a musically seminal recording of all of the Beethoven symphonies with the excellent Berlin Philharmonics on D... | |
| What is your listening bias Garfish, my apologies and thanks for your great response! I thought "mnestic" could be used in English, obviously not. What I had in mind, was sort of the imprint of the sum of our experiecnces of live musical events in our "aural" memory. I for m... |