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Originally posted by Xander
bah! If he were using the speaker AND the CDP at once, I could see a problem. I can't see that speaker causing enough vibration to damage the player while its not in use.. The CRT could be causing some interferance. Whether you can hear it, i dunno. Buying pads for your CDP is completely useless, as your listening with headphones. What? Are the diaphragms going to traumatize the transport? Don't think so..
mcbiff, your the man. Those are probably my favorite CDs as well. Watching Slash go at that guitar on a big screen TV way back when inspired me to start playing. The musicality and rythem they display with those guitars is rediculous, and theres absolutely no style like Slash's. It's too bad most people HATE Axels volcals. |
I see what you mean about the speakers, but since moving it can only make things better I went ahead and did it anyway. Besides, it's better to have the gear on a separate shelf.
The UYI albums are indeed two of the best ever. I'll never tire of them, that's for sure. There's something for every mood. I agree that Slash is one of the greatest rock guitar players ever, not to mention the coolest.
But I think that Axl's vocals are what really made the band stand out from the crowd, they're amazing.
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Originally posted by Xander
btw, what do those original master Ultra Disc thingies sound like compared to the original release versions? And how much do they cost? |
They have an improved soundstage and better instrument separation, there also seems to be slightly less background noise. No earth-moving differences, but these albums deserve the best treatment they can get. As for the cost, that's kind of the problem, they're only readily available on eBay. That's where I bought mine a couple of months ago, back then I paid ~$45 each I think. But now they seem to be going for $50-60 each, best to pick them up fast if you want a pair before they become impossible to get hold of. These are the sealed ones I'm talking about BTW.
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Originally posted by evilcthul
Mcbiff,
Just wondering, don't you find the fan noise emitted by your computer annoying? I can't listen to my cans around the computer because my 1.2GHZ + old 486 (used as a router) emits way too much fan noise. I find that open cans in a loud computing environment don't work...
Maybe if I got a pair of Etys... or DT 831... |
Actually, I've never had a problem with that. I guess it's partly because of my CD3000s' closed nature, but I also have a home made fan controller in my system that runs the fans at 5v instead of 12v, it cuts the noise by quite a bit.
EDIT: I included a pic of my entire GnR CD-collection for your enjoyment.