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    Five vinyl soundsystems bringing slow listening to london

    Five vinyl soundsystems bringing slow listening to London - The Vinyl Factory
    http://www.thevinylfactory.com/vinyl-factory-releases/vinyl-sound-soundsystems-london/
    Rediscovering the art of slow listening at London’s new vinyl-orientated spaces. As any DJ who still plays vinyl will tell you, even the best clubs are rarely set up with records in mind. With dancefloors now demanding louder, more efficient sound systems built for ever-sharper electronic productions, the spaces in which you might listen to […]
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      Thanks for posting that. That is a great article and don't know why more businesses don't do this often in the US. I have to listen all day long at work to these tinny, distorted JBL speakers.

      Know there was one gym in the US who outfitted their facilities with Wilson speakers. Anyone know of any other places/businesses like this here in the US that have done similar things?
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        • Rob
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          Rob commented
          03-14-2016, 07:41 PM
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          This is popular in Japan, usually an Izakaya (cocktails and pub food). I've seen one with Avantgarde Duos, the 'guest' can choose any one of several hundred original jazz LPs to play over the system.
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          I think I love almost any room with a pair of Tannoys in them. Absolutely gorgeous!

          Kronos Sparta -> Trinity Phono -> Trinity Pre -> CH Precision A1 -> Magico S7s

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              Originally posted by allenh
              I think I love almost any room with a pair of Tannoys in them. Absolutely gorgeous!
              I prefer this one from an old Tannoy brochure.Click image for larger version Name: a1.jpg Views: 63 Size: 123.0 KB ID: 7583
              My opinions rely on listening mainly to acoustical, non amplified music. I do not care about electronic music or listening to rock at stadium levels, but I enjoy Mahler and Shostakovitch.
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                • MylesBAstor
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                  MylesBAstor commented
                  03-15-2016, 07:44 AM
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                  My mind is in the gutter. 😈
                  • Bill Hart
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                    Bill Hart commented
                    03-15-2016, 02:29 PM
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                    There is just something wrong with that picture. I could come up w/ some ridiculous narratives, but none of them would be publicly appropriate.
                    • Rob
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                      Rob commented
                      03-15-2016, 05:58 PM
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                      when alcohol is involved all bets are off.. I still say the guy playing hard to get eventually gets what he's after
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