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| Walker Vortex Vacuum Wand for VPI You guys are amazing. "Suspect"? You have to be kidding me. "On sale"? Get real, every retailer has sale prices on all their stock right now. Markd51, you certainly are being blunt, but you have no experience to support your concluding assertion, ... | |
| Violion concertos/Symphonies....part 2 I would never put these in the "easy listening" category, but you may find them attractive listening:Holst..St. Paul's Suite..Capriccio..A Somerset RhapsodyVaughan Williams..The Lark Ascending ..Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas TallisCPE Bach..Sinfon... | |
| Violin concertos/Symphonies.... Bernstein's performance of Shostakovich's 5th SymphonyDorati's performance of Stravinsky's Firebird BalletSolti's performance of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring"Mars" movement from Holst's "The Planets" (Mehta or Previn)Janacek's Taras BulbaBerlioz's ... | |
| Walker Vortex Vacuum Wand for VPI Hi Madfloyd, as I've tried to describe from my experience with this wand elsewhere in this thread, just as with the VPI stock wand, one doesn't adjust the height of the tower for various record thicknesses. What has worked here is to adjust the co... | |
| Walker Vortex Vacuum Wand for VPI Hi Albert, yes, Lloyd had spent a lot of time on this project and it was time to make the next level of investment in production or pull the plug. In my experience, his wand on a VPI not only made for "quick work" it yielded superior sonics as the... | |
| 45RPM reissues: are better 180g or 200g? Ezio, you're very welcome and thanks for your kind comments. The Classic Records 45rpm reissue of the Mercury SR90006 "Scythian Suite" is well worth seeking out and acquiring if you can find it. It and the Stravinsky "Firebird" 45rpm are the best ... | |
| Walker Vortex Vacuum Wand for VPI Get your Vortex wand now if you're interested in one. I talked with Lloyd today and he told me he's discontinuing the product. It's just taking too much time to build them. So, what's in stock at various retailers now are the last there will be. (... | |
| An. Prod. reissues: 45RPMs vs 33RPM test pressing. And the cynical among us would additionally say that there now must be hundreds of "test pressings" given how many I see offered for sale over such extended periods of time. As Eziodoc says, "It's crazy.." Keep in mind that real test pressing are ... | |
| 45RPM reissues: are better 180g or 200g? Much debate about this, Eziodoc. When Classic Records started pressing 200g LPs, they had quality control problems because the presses used to manufacture the LPs were designed for up to 180g, not 200g. There apparently were issues with fill rates... | |
| Why are classical solo cello LPs so expensive? Raul, this is what has been reported to me over the years by two different used classical music dealers from whom I regularly purchase LPs. It also matches what I see in the eBay auctions.. | |
| Why are classical solo cello LPs so expensive? The solo cello recordings on LP are in high demand from collectors in Japan, Korea and China, particularly the Bach. The Bach solo violin partitas are similarly in high demand, with further premiums for some artists. The Starker box set of the Ba... | |
| Power Receptacles - Review and Comparison Dlcockrum,Thank you taking the time to share with us the results of your extensive evaluations. This is most interesting, and I find your results consistent with my much less rigorous testing. While I can't speak directly to the Porter Ports, I've... | |
| RCA living stereo releases..... Phasecorrect, can you be a little more specific about what you're looking for or what kind of music you like? Chamber or orchestral? Twentieth century, nineteenth century, baroque? Any particular composers you like?RCA recorded some of the great a... | |
| An. Prod. reissues: 45RPMs vs 33RPM test pressing. The 45 rpm issues, without question. It's not even close. . | |
| Walker Vortex Vacuum Wand for VPI Sorry to hear, Madfloyd. I'm well over 100 LPs with the new Walker Vortex wand and continue to get much better results with it than I was getting with the stock felt lipped wands (switching between two). A half a dozen friends in the Philadelphia ... |