Joe Hutch
Mate of the bloke
It means you'll be 58 on your next birthday.
Surge in vinyl sales
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It means you'll be 58 on your next birthday.
You underestimate the effects of alcohol, at my next birthday I could be ... !?
Nic P
John
Rack’em Up!
just finished giving it a spin, very nice indeed!
Joe Hutch
Mate of the bloke
Piston broke?
But unless you have access to a time machine (or my maths is even worse than I thought) you will be 58.
Mike Reed
pfm Member
I have to agree; my Urushi Vermillion is a terrible colour, and it may even be inaccurate (whatever that is), but it's sure as Hell musical and dynamic.
Your comments suggested that you prefer a 'paint-stripping' sound, and then I read about your Rohmann, which is about the blandest cartridge I've heard. From Skala (0.5mV output) to Rohmann (0.25mV ish) is quite a change, but I don't know of the Duet.
i guess it's a synergy thing, Basil. Having built up a smallish classical CD collection from Penguin or similarly recommended discs two or three years ago (when I had a Helikon through Naim amplification) I really wanted CD to work, but it's a long time since I've played any............
Maybe a Naim 555 or similar, or a valved CDP, might change the situation, but classical vinyl is so currently absorbing that I am sceptical. Mind you, that's AFTER I've cleaned them on an R.C.M.
speedysteve1
Registered User
My kids bought me the Adele 21 album, I felt it could have been recorded/mixed/mastered better tbh. One or two tracks were ok but most of it is just not right up there with some of the good other discs I have.
I have not listened to the CD so it could be even worse...
I have some very good sounding CD's too so it can be done on both media and vinyl is not a blanket top notch playback.
It's really great when you get that good recording and you really like the artist / music they make isn't it. One or the other somehow doesn't quite do it.
I have not listened to the CD so it could be even worse...
I have some very good sounding CD's too so it can be done on both media and vinyl is not a blanket top notch playback.
It's really great when you get that good recording and you really like the artist / music they make isn't it. One or the other somehow doesn't quite do it.
