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Rung in lobe and stapes

As you struggle on your audiophile ladder does it consist of infinite rungs, an attainable top rung, or maybe a ladder with no rungs at all? Do you climb the ladder upwards adding more and more along its journey? Or do you travel downwards removing the non-essential achieving zen-like purity? Could your ladder even be a connecting circle where you meet yourself in either rapture, disgust, or even laughter?
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jpwarren58
tablejockey
3,956 posts
 
I use a "Little Giant" highly recommended. USA made, no worry about upgrades!
https://www.littlegiantladders.com/products/dark-horse?model=15147-001
Absolutely necessary to mount/adjust the roof antennae for the  FM tuner.



palasr
528 posts
 
The Little Giant is a very nice and flexible ladder, but it's really very heavy given its size.  
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onhwy61
5,257 posts
 
Some audiophile are struggling in their journey and others are enjoying listening to well produced music.  To quote Clint -- man's got to know his limitations.
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fuzztone
5,636 posts
 
Just don’t get your neck staped on while it’s hanging out and you will be fine.
I agree the aluminum ladders are heavy. Fiberglass folders hard to find.
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millercarbon
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When I began I saw that sound was sound, speakers were speakers. Then as I learned more and more I came to see that sound was not sound, speakers were not speakers. Finally having become a Zen master audiophile I now see that sound is sound, and speakers are speakers.

Nobody will get this, but just in case someone does: shamelessly stolen from Alan Watts.


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