Thanks R,I was starting to lose control what with all those flashbacks going past at the speed of light.The lines in the road just look like dots.YMMV,cheers,Bob
If you lost your stereo system would you still ???
Would you still be enthralled by the music. Enjoy and listen to it. How much difference does a fine stereo make to you. Lets say you would have a $500 to listen to. Are you too concerned about the accuracy or would you still listen because you love the nusic. I think I would still listen but would always want more. I think that whats drives us. The audio bug. A $5000 system is not good enough. A $10,000 is not good enough and so on. But what would you do if the $500 system is all you will have to live with. Will you abandon your hobby? I know I would spend less time. Mike
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Back in the 70's, I was driving in my car listening to the AM jazz station. The DJ said: "Okay, jazz fans, get your cassette recorders ready because I'm going to play something really special for you now." The something special turned out to be a recording of the great classical guitarist John Williams playing Rodrigo's Adagio from Concierto de Aranjuez for guitar and orchestra. It was so beautiful that I pulled my car over, took out a pad and pen, wrote the performance down and headed for the nearest record store. This is what I bought, and its still one of my favorite recordings of classical guitar in the entire collection. Highly recommended: https://www.ebay.com/itm/JOHN-WILLIAMS-Greatest-Hits-The-Guitar-M-31407-Masterworks-LP-Vinyl-VG/1825... Frank |
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