rbbert
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Last Activity: 10-20-2021, 07:09 PM
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?? Fun listen! Myles (as usual) has a lot of interesting insights undoubtedly more useful to Steve's (presumed) audience than to the regulars here,... -
Nope, not in the 51 years since I got my first serious stereo (AR table, ADC XLM cartridge, Dyna SCA-35 and A25 speakers, Concord R2R - much of which... -
I haven't watched this yet (but I will), but will just throw this out to all you LP lovers (don't take it personally). Although I am waiting for a (hopefully...Leave a comment:
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Our Porsche is much quieter than our Mercedes (or most Mercedes, for that matter). The Porsche SUV's and sedans are very quiet (not getting into the... -
For anyone interested, the top-rated (by many print and on-line video mags) OLED TV in the "near-premium" category, the Sony A80J 65" is...Leave a comment:
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There are enough reviewers here who post frequently, so we might get some informed (?) opinions.Leave a comment:
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More interested in the performers
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I can’t find much information about this release except that it was recorded in a place where I spent a fair amount of time around 50 years ago. Was...Leave a comment:
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I think that by 1980 or so many of the principals (me, Greg Schugg, and Roger Stovall at least) had all left the San Diego area, but I imagine the torch... -
Amir is a smart guy, who unfortunately does not know how much he does not know. -
I was a cofounder of the original San Diego Audio Society back in '75 or '76; did that one fade away to be replaced, or was Stereo Unlimited's a cont... -
OK, I'll admit ignorance. What is "Codec Ears"? -
His comments about power supplies in DACs reflects an industry trend, in that there is increasing emphasis on upgrading power supplies for high-end DACs....Leave a comment:
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To the writers I already mentioned I should add John Scalzi, who brings a much needed light-hearted humor (a bit like Robert Sheckley) to what is often...Leave a comment:
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Fantasy is a parallel world for sure. Much of today's best SF involves a fair amount of hard science but often with a healthy dose of (for lack of a... -
I think I should qualify "not a great writer". Asimov was a great storyteller; his writing skills (characterization, plot development, flow... -
For stand alone “SF” books of interest to rock music lovers, do not miss Norman Spinrad’s “Passing Through The Flame” and George R.R. Martin’s... -
There is just so much more (and better, IMHO) out there, not that I didn’t enjoy all that you mention “back in the day.” -
Asimov was early, and he had some interesting ideas, but he was not a great writer, and he was clearly a product of his times. There are quite a few...Leave a comment:
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I will be interested to see how the writers adapt this series with what we now know about cybernetics, computers and information technology, little of...Leave a comment:
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