what are you listening to?

VintageShadow said:
The fact is that it sound really good, no sibilances or distortions at all and this mean a good pressing played on a good setup, no need to be a proffesional to have a good hearing and to use some useful tips and tricks for achieving good results, and it's so nice to feel content especially when it comes about this hobby :-P
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Direct to disc white vinyl =) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itnvdUvk6FY
 
VintageShadow said:
Thanks for sharing that also, your Signet cartridge is a very good sounding one, warm and pleasant, quite punchy and with smooth trebles, you can't go wrong with that, really. :)
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It was recommended as an inexpensive replacement for a Garrott P-77 I had when I didn't want to spend $400+ on a micro tracer stylus replacement.
 
Elmo Hope Sextet~ Informal Jazz(MD) with palyback being handled by a Sony MDS JB930.
 
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Kenny Burrell - Guitar Forms
(1964, Verve) 1981 Japan pressing


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bobbysdad said:
Garbage - Beautiful Garbage (2001)
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I get it - just watched some U-tube Garbage - she's a hot chick. "Cherry Lips" - man can we take that one somewhere.

Huh. I actually like 'em. Even from a music standpoint - thanks for that G.
 
NavLinear said:
I get it - just watched some U-tube Garbage - she's a hot chick. "Cherry Lips" - man can we take that one somewhere.

Huh. I actually like 'em. Even from a music standpoint - thanks for that G.
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Their first three albums were the best.
- Garbage
- Version 2.0
- Beautiful Garbage
.... after that, they lost me.
They were slightly left of centre Rock (alternate sort of), then went mainstream, but they lost something then.
 
Jimmy Smith~ The Sermon(LP > Audio Pro Chrome) with playback being handled by a Nakamichi RX 202.
 
Horace Parlan~ Us Three(LP > Audio Pro Chrome) with playback being handled by a Nakamichi RX 202.
 
Presidents of the United states of America - Self Titled - CD (gasp!! CD!!!!!) yes something convenient whilst I cook dinner.

The drummer sounds like he is from a circus band, 1 cymbal LOL what a fun album, brilliant, no dolby NR on the master, traditional recording method with old gear. Sounds like these guys just rented a house in the middle of nowhere, drank alcohol and made an album. Must read up on the real story.
 
The Pretenders - Self Titled (CD) Yamaha CDC-575 5x carousel player, Pioneer 9500s/Kenwood AR-4020A amps
 
Dragon - The Essential dragon (CD) which is basically the "Sunshine" or first "Self Titled" album on disc 1 + compilation towards the end and disc 2.
 
derek92994 said:
Dragon - The Essential dragon (CD) which is basically the "Sunshine" or first "Self Titled" album on disc 1 + compilation towards the end and disc 2.
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I really liked Dragon. I enjoyed quite a few of their gigs, back in the day.
Always had the best PA's and sound.
 
bobbysdad said:
I really liked Dragon. I enjoyed quite a few of their gigs, back in the day.
Always had the best PA's and sound.
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I played some to my father, and he said "I HATE that band!!!, the guy came on stage, did 1 song, threw his guts up and then the gig was over!" I think he was a little disappointed, still a great band in my eyes though. The lead singer was absolutely crazy with drugs and alcohol though.
 
David Bowie - Pinups - Vinyl to Betahifi/Cassette/PC 24/96 - BASF Chrome Super Hifi Beta Tape/TDK AD60 Cassette
JVC TD-V661 Dual capstan deck (+2db peak), no dolby/Sanyo VTC-M40 Betahifi (+6 to +8db). 9500s phono stage (Yeah!!)

This is how my camera takes photos without the flash (its crappy)










 
bobbysdad said:
As was EVERYBODY else that worked in rock'n'roll of the era....
On a good night tho', they really raged.
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I'd believe it, would have loved to have seen them, but I was too young back then (Born in 1978).
 
Which model SME is that Derek, (3009 series 2 'non-improved' with non-removable headshell?) and wot cart do you have in it?
 
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