Synergistic Red Fuse ...
Kingfi, before you consider buying you should check out this article on Actually I enjoyed Two Buck Chuck for ~4 years before the quality deteriorated. I get sh_t from everyone but like audio, I just trust my sense of taste. Well, some friends call it sense of NO taste. :-):-) |
oregon papa: Living in Las Cruces, New Mexico, chilli both red and green types and then which variety is taken very seriously. I have had the pleasure of meeting the Family that developed the famous Big Jim chile plant (Hatch, New Mexico). When you get to talk with the developer+ breeder of a well known type of chilli you gain a lot of insight into the complexities of a respected product. This holds true in the audio world. When you have the opportunity to talk to the developer of a product don't miss the chance. I think most of us will know quickly if that person's product is worth the time and money to evaluate. This is why I attend shows like Newport Beach. Tomorrow Zuill Bailey is playing a "Pop Up Concert" in El Paso at 2:30 in the afternoon! This is spontaneous music at it's finest. Up close and informal, listening to a 1693 cello played by a master of the expressive school of cello playing. Is it worth the 100 mile drive round trip. Absolutely. Is it worth trying a Synergistic Research Black fuse with it's 100 hour breakin. Absolutely. David Pritchard |
Been a while since I've checked in on this thread. I'm very curious about the black outlet. Davidpritchard has me very intrigued. Right now, I have the gtxD r feeding my power conditioner and subwoofer. The teslaplex se are retrofitted into my conditioner. My power amp and my CD player are connected directly to the wall, into a wattgate 381 Ag Cryo. I'd imagine the wattgate would get spanked by the new black outlet. I'm just so lazy to get back there. I wonder if it would be worth it though. Lol. |
David ... In my opinion, and as a die hard chile lover, nothing ... nothing, can top the chiles from Hatch and Dixon. I used to visit a friend in Sante Fe, and while there, I would eat myself through every chile place I could find. There used to be a place in downtown Sante Fe that was like an old Newberry's five and dime. They served a medium sized bag of Frito's cut length-wise and added a liberal portion of red chile gravy that they poured over the Frito's. My god ... what a taste experience. So very hot ... but so good you just can't stop eating it. Then there was another place that had the best huevos rancheros in the world ... made with the green Hatch chiles. Zowie ... another hot one that had you sweating even on a snowy day. So good! Now that I no longer travel to Sante Fe, I just order the ground chile from the link I left in my last post. I use it for a lot of cooking that calls for chile powder. With its unique taste, its one of my better "secret" ingredients. I was wondering David ... have you ever attended a concert at the outdoor venue in Sante Fe? Chesky did a number of recordings from there that reside in my collection. On tonight's listening session with the new SR Black fuse in the amp: While more transparent and showing all the promise of the other Black fuses in the system, there is that slight over brightness and hardness typical of an unbroken in SR fuse. What I heard tonight tells me that once its broken in ... new levels of musicality will be achieved ... and a lot more there, will be there. :-). OP |
Charles ... Thanks for sharing your experience from the live concert with Roy Hargrove. Nothing like live, that's for sure. Especially sitting near the front where you can actually hear the instruments in their natural state. The flugal horn is such an amazing instrument ... great for jazz. So is the oboe, by the way. Check this album out: http://www.ebay.com/itm/HOWARD-RUMSEY-LP-Lighthouse-All-Stars-Vol-4-Oboe-Flute-1956-Contemporary-RI-... It only comes in mono, but not to worry, its great mono and the sound is right there too. Its available on CD to if interested. I think I mentioned before that my friend Robert and I attend concerts at a local church that consists of our city's professional symphony orchestra with solos played by very talented high school students. We sit in the front row right between the piano and the string section. Wow! If only massed strings could sound like that on my stereo system. Just beautiful. OP |
