Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners
Harold/Richard - thanks passionate in the extreme about his music imo - everyone here is equally passionate in the extreme about their music. I remember exactly the moment when I realized music was going to be something special. I was only a single digit in age and I heard "I wanna hold your hand" Beatles in 68 or 69 for the first time. right now I am hunkering down for lots of music because its cold outside and only going to get colder. the picture of that groove reminds me of bare cold and makes me think of Springsteen's song titled "Badlands" Poor man wanna be rich So some are rich and even fewer are kings. Some folks are so passionate in the extreme about their music and have the resources to create concerts in their home for others to enjoy. If you scroll down you will see how the concert is taped and then those interested can go listen to the reproduced sound to compare. Harold - I don't know what it is about Italian music. I can't understand a word of it but I can listen to it for hours. Cheers Chris |
Richard, Unfortunately I don´t recall FM radio played a JT album in its entirety in this remote area LOL. But I do recall vividly as "Songs from the Wood" album was the only subject in one music lesson in high school in 1977. I felt huge respect for the teacher due to his knowledge/respect he had and he really played most of the album. |
Harold My music awakening happened when our school music teacher played us side one of Aqualung. She refused to play side two because it criticized the Church of England and had a bad word "balls" I remember being stunned upon first hearing this record. I persuaded her to let me record the album, so I took my Sony radio cassette player and placed it in front of the single mono speaker of the school record player. Typing this takes me right back in time to the feeling of excitement and thrill of hearing this music and being able to play it whenever I wanted. The emotional power of music. |
Ct0517: Thanks for your going the extra mile on my compressor issue. This avenue would have been my next one. I have of late, been focused solely on very pointed issues and didn't take the time to inquire with the obvious source. On another front. Regarding the end users preferred listening air pressure. I know you and a few others are set on 19 psi. I have varied but keep coming back to 18.5 psi. I find over & over again that I lose valued bass definition and weight. With my latest upgrade,a pair of Martin Logan Depth i, this is even more clearly defined. What is it you or others prefer going to 19 psi? There certainly could be the difference in system synergy/integration within one's room and end user's preference. |
