nm, and thanks for the help!

thanks for the help. it was the filter. one quick question though, how do i get these eartips back on? ah, make that two questions. should i change them both while I'm at it.

assorted live recordings have gotten me close Phish - Divided Sky Phish - You Enjoy Myself Phish - Reba Phish - Mike's Groove (Mike's Song > I am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove) Phish - Slave to the Traffic Light ABB - Blue Sky is the most joyful song ever SRV - Lenny Roy Buchanan -...

no, I have not. I'm not really sure how either. I guess I'll have my dad send me that stuff too. Do they come with extra filters, I don't remember? I know they have the filter changing tool.

the right channel all of a sudden disappeared when I was listening. I received them last year for christmas so I'm guessing the warranty is probably over. What can I do?

5-8-77 is so well circulated because it sounds AMAZING! And it only got better with the Eaton Remaster. Anyway, yeah I have a ton of Dead shows and Phish shows. Check out my list at www.phishhook.com/lists/Musiclover4 if you want to see what I have. I need to update, but if you're wondering...

Andrew, No, I fully appreciate the generosity of bands like Phish, the Dead, and many other jambands who allow taping and even better those who actively take part in distributing the board recordings of their shows. And don't worry, I own plenty of commerical cds (in excess of 300 or so). I...

wow, fellow Grateful Dead fans. I'm a huge fan of Phish, the Dead, ABB, and other jambands and I've been trading and downloading shows for about a year. There is an amazing amount of Grateful Dead live material to trade and download. I would recommend checking out gdlive.com and a program...

do I like the best band of the 90s? yes, I do. I love Phish. but honestly, I do like Pavement. Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain is my fav Pavement album too. It's pretty much consistently very good throughout.

Charlie Hunter and Pound for Pound. Charlie Hunter plays a customized instrument called a bassitar, which has bass strings and 5 guitar strings, so he plays bass and guitar simultaneously. In this incarnation of his band called Pound for Pound, he has a guy playing vibes. I have a couple of...

Joe, the DIO does not have any upsampling. If I remeber correctly, it, like many pro audio units, has 128x oversampling. The clock select is purely to determine if the master clock is derived from the DIO itself or the transport in external sync mode. From what I understand, I have to side...

I am thinking about picking up PNYC. What does Portishead sound like?

MirandaX, Unfortunately, it does not. I am starting to think a cheap diy passive attenuator and a diy tube amp might be the way to go. The ASL wave 8's look really interesting, and I would get them if I knew they would drive my speakers, but 89 db efficency with only 8wpc might be too little.

I have an Art Dio and Sound Dynamics RTS3 speakers and have been thinking of adding tubes into my system (I have never even had separates). I have been thinking of a few possibilities with this and I would like some more responses from people who know about this more than me; of course, my...

Music clubs have been having some nice sales, and the Who stuff was cheap. 1. Medeski Martin Wood - Combustication 2. Soulive - Doin Time 3. Charlie Hunter and Pound for Pound - Candyman 4. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood 5. Allman Brothers Band - 1st Set 6. Allman Brothers Band - 2nd...

Just jumping in the thread late, but I would like some prog rock recommendations. Radiohead is probably my favorite band, esp The Bends and then OK Computer, and I've also listened to Pink Floyd quite a bit. I don't like metal at all, so I would much rather have prog rock recommendations than...

schiss, you said it perfectly. Thom Yorke in my opinion is the king of sarcasm. No Surprises goes one step further than his usual sarcasm by having such a sweet, peaceful melody that contrasts with what the song really seems to be about, which is being stuck in a situation so predictable you...

George, Are you joking? I have to disagree. The early 70s was the greatest period in the history of rock. The Allman Brothers Band were fantastic with Duane Allman, who is my favorite guitarist of all time. After Duane died there really wasn't much reason to listen to them, but Live at the...

Thanks for the info. I was starting to get really annoyed and now I finally get it. This will make my plane ride tomorrow much more enjoyable!

The Bends is probably my favorite rock album of all time. I think it strikes a perfect balance between straightforward rock and atmospheric touches. All the poetry analyses we did in AP English have paid off, because at first I thought the lyrics were just nonsense, but now I understand them...

I am interested in making a binaural mic to measure the impulse responses in my room. I have looked a bit on the internet, but I was a bit unsure of what all I would have to do and what kind of quality the finished product would have. I would plan on hooking this up to the A/D section in...

I honestly think that this is the most underrated band out there. Doesn't anyone else like this band? Because they are so talented individually, they are able to mix it up quite a bit on their albums and they don't repeat the same album with slightly different lyrics and arrangements that so...

1. Allman Brothers Band - The Fillmore Concerts 2. Widespread Panic - Light Fuse, Get Away 3. Dave Matthews Band - Live at Red Rocks 4. Grateful Dead - Europe '72 5. Jimi Hendrix - Live at the Winterland 6. The Who - Live at Leeds 7. Pearl Jam - Many of their official North American and...

Kaiwei, please post your results as soon as you get your DIO. This may finally make me decide to spend the money to get a new sound card.

Kaiwei, Why don't you Just try it out? I am interested in your findings because that would be a great idea if it worked. I would try it, but I don't have a digital input on my sound card until I get around to replacing it.