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Robert Witrak, the owner of High Definition Tape Transfers (HDTT)
http://www.highdeftapetransfers.com/
does CD transfers form older analog tapes. The transfers generally better then commercially available CD, and despite of the restricted and in a ...
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"Perhaps I need to pick a German girlfriend and get German by the “other” means."I would think that it's more customary to learn German (or fill in the blank language) because one Wants a German girlfriend rather than the other way aroun...
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[quote user="Dominic"]Here's a threeway with the BMS coax like in your orpheans nested in what i think is a 80hz horn which is driven by 2x15"sI'm not sure how well the time alignment works. I think the woofers are a bit too far back.in any case: [/q...
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I continued to correspond with the late J Gordon Holt after he stopped doing Sterophile stuff. Gordon continued on as a recording engineer who infamously insisted on sonic verisimilitude, by which he meant that the system should "correctly" reproduce...
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I agree Japanese food is sublime, and if you like spices, then very good Indian food can be fantastic (but I doubt you can eat that type of Indian food in the US). Even in India, it can only be had at select places (like the fish Tikka in Delhi Obero...
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Rakesh, I do not know a lot about the audio trivia. What I do know that in the world I live and I understand the tractrix curve introduced Bruce Edgar. I thought that tractrix curve was described by French. The tractrix curve is twisted and not strai...
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CD-1124(2) J.S. BACH: THE FRENCH SUITES. BWV 812-817, selected Preludes, BWV 923, 999, 815a, and three Preludes from the Well-Tempered Clavier, performed by David Cates, harpsichord. CD1 49:38; CD2 45:22. DDD UPC #0-17685-112...
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Hi Romy and JJTriode:
I wish I could take credit for all of the very pertinent commentary by Rosalyn Tureck, extracted below but I will not. I do agree with the sentiment though and the reasoning behind her expressed...
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I have to admit that I do not like the trip to Tanglewood – sitting for hours at the damn turnpike exit is not my definition of fun. The few times I was in Tanglewood I never was able to get the sits where I appreciate sound a strange place for to li...
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I stopped by today during my lunch at my local “loony Tunes” and suddenly stumbled upon a LYS reissue (via the Dante Production) of Golovanov’s 1948 Boris Godunov. (LYS 349-351)
I have mentioned this performance above. It is a studio recoding where ...
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Mentioned in the list above is a composer that I particularly enjoy is John Barbirolli, as the French, Italian and English influences on his upbringing reminds me of the cultural mix of my own family. There is a perceptive article published last moon...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]buy a box of Epoisses Berthaut cheese. Just one sniff of this French wonder will give you an instant reference about the YO186 sound.[/quote]La fromage de les Epoisses du Borgogne, c'est ma favorite. Bad news since the YO1...
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Hi romy,Have you had a look at the website recently (site address above in marco's mail), they have very detailed discussion of midbass horn with photos of phase-plug etc. unfortunately it may be only in french ...R Weissman...
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So, did anyone find out if this is a complete set? Looks like it on the Amazon sites. And did anyone hear it yet? US Amazon has it as pre-order and Caymen has it in stock (supposedly), for $148.00, but on some French sites the...
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I don't know much about old TBAs, but d'Yquem (like many of the finest French wines) is actually pretty hard to ruin! Since aged d'Yquem is so dear now, I have a nice stash from a near neighbor to that plot, and I will think sympathetically of Clark...
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[quote user="tuga"]I once came across this article on Stereo and Phase by JM LeCleach. It has interesting considerations on the subject of imaging[/quote]Thanks tuga. It is a nice article, but my French is a little rusty. It seems that he does very...
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Thanks, rakeshI do not know anything about those French drivers. I would question some things that they say but it is not the point. There are some many opportunities, so many options and there is so little time and little my desire to try the new t...
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Apologies to all those who do not speak French but part of that site is in English.http://infraplanar.free.fr/infraplanar-english_V1.htmI am willing to try and translate parts that anyone feels particularly pertinent.Regardsrakesh...
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I French guy that I never heard before David Fray, visited today Boston and along with Kurt Masur and BSO played very very very good Mozart Piano Concerto No. 25. Although Mr. Fray was better then BSO as the orchestra was not able to support the Fra...
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If you're interested, there is a documentary "Lucas Debargue: To Music" produced by Martin Mirabel on Medici tv. He is very articulate (euh French but there are subtitles). Wise beyond his years: "On n'est pas interessant par soi-meme" ("One is not ...
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then it works! Of course, nobody really wants a 12' piano keyboard, or 2' bells on the French horns, so (obviously) we want both more and less than rote "widening" of the event. Likewise with solo performers; we want a "more accurate" recreation of...
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With SME 3012 (Shelter 901), Ortofon RMG 309 (Orotofon S15-T) and Micro 237 (french mono cartridge early 50's, unbeatable)...I couldn't really get the sound I wanted out of the TT until I put it on the SR stands, I envy your vibraplane but trying shi...
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Hi Jessie :I'm sorry if this is not the subject of this thread as I have a bit of a problem following computer/digital discussions, but since you read french, there is a fellow in france selling a device to send audio signals from iTunes to audio sys...
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Hi, anyone sending their internet connection around the house via the electrical cables (CPL in french)? It would make my life a lot easier if I could do that but was wondering if it would have an impact on the hi-fi sound. I can't really try before...
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I was responding to Serge's post and link to French ceramic and wood horns-wrong thread obviously but I never post in the right one anyway ;)Those post belong to "why I don't like LA porfile"...
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I feel like i want a line array of lowThers with random graininess applied to their paper membrane as my oops channel! I would want the strings to have the texture of aged beef when it is cooked "aller/retour" (french alwys use food metaphors.).Serio...
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Here is a collection of Norman Lebrecht’s articles for Scena Manganese, which is I believe a French publication. I would not agree with everything he write but many of Norman’s points are very accurate in my view…http://www.scena.org/columns/lebrecht...
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I've noticed recently that I'm constanty driftting towards baroque and early music.Here is my latest discovery (appologies to the experts): Le Poeme Harmonique.Say magnifique is not to say anything! Some samples:A. Boesset https://www.youtube.com/wat...
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Hi Romy, I had a background system for a while using either Kef 103.2 or tannoy gold 15¨ and McIntosh MC2205. I don't know anything about the other McIntosh gear but this particular amp had a reputation amongst french vintage nuts. My old Threshold...
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For your french windows:...
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