I,too, have thought the cannon fire seemed weak. Then again, I am listening through headphones. But for anyone listening through speakers, it may be worth noting that for the 1812 Overature recording Telarc used the LFE channel for "height" information and not for the subwoofer. According to...

I liked the O'Riley album a lot. If you like the sound of piano and you like radiohead, then I think you will really enjoy the album. It has, in my opinion, more of a relaxed feel to it than is present in the original radiohead performances of the songs, and I find it a nice complement to the...

Quote: Originally posted by fewtch Another person's observations (from another board I posted this on which included a link to a slightly different frequency sweep file) -- note that seconds = KHz with this one: HD-600 here. A bit unstable between 1 and 2 s (fast volume drop outs...

Awesome CD. A purely emotional, first impressions after 1 listen, description: Sound that is just so immersive: Relaxing, meditative, contemplative But not at all lacking an underlying raw, but moderated, passion more emotional than intellectual sound dedication...

Man while I can't see ive seen anywhere near the number as many of you out here, oh how i wish i would have been alive to see pink floyd do the wall, the two rock concerts i have been to so far were both pretty phenominal: godspeed you! black emperor (March 2003) radiohead (August 2003)...

I could be interested if the meet is held sometime after labor day. If I;m able to get there, I could bring my HD580s, StefanArt Audio Equinox cable, Corda HA-1, and possibly my Sony SCD-C555ES sacdp.

Echoes is a pretty good album. I don't own it, but a friend of mine does so I gave it a listen. It really does have a lot of the high points of Pink Floyd's music, but there were also many many omissions, and the title track was shortened considerably from its original version, which...

Quote: Originally posted by razerx Animals - fav studio album Pulse (side 2) - I prefer this live DSOTM over the studio version; ditto for The Wall Live. thats cool. i definitely dig the live version of the wall, but the buzzing on many of the tracks bothers me.

stick around. even though the relationship may not least, the emotional support you can offer could at least leave you coming out of it with a friend. it may work out or it may not, but if you dont try you wont know. however, if the girl is asking for huge monetary support, id be wary.

I broke a grand and stopped keeping track. 1) Senn HD580s 2) Corda HA-1 3) Sony SCD-C555ES 4) Stefan AudioArt Equinox for the 580s also a bunch of music. worth every penny.

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Quote: Originally posted by NewSc2 just a quick thought I'd thought I'd point out - I don't think a few people will go well together that people have picked. I respect Charles Mingus and Thelonious Monk, but personally I don't think they will go well at all together. Mingus was a big band...

Quote: Originally posted by Sweet Spot Percussion: Max Roach Double Bass: Charles Mingus Trumpet: Roy Eldridge Alto Sax: Cannonball Adderley Tenor Sax: Trane . . . Yeah I gotta second all those! Oh and definitely add Monk on piano.

actually havent they developed a way to add a cd layer to dvd-a's making them playable in cd players as well? pretty sure I was reading about that somewhere...

Yeah reading all this makes SACD look like it should sound horrible. But to my ears SACD sounds much better than redbook. I know in statistics, the best estimator is not always the one that returns the closest estimate of the true value (MVUE), but one that gets close with the least amount of...