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I picked this up on ATS just now - catchy tune.

X2 on the DAK tape - I tried one years ago, and it was awful. Also, years ago, I think it was back in the "Sound Thinking" days, I was sent up-to-date TDK D and SA cassettes for review. I was surprised at how good the "D" sounded, and I think it was much newer than those I had heard before...

I don't think I've recorded a cassette since the 1980's. I keep a good deck (Denon) around just in case I want to play a tape, of which I have too many. I may as well offer all my blanks here for sale. My main sources these days are NRK Radio, Ewetoob, FM and CD...an LP once in a while and a...

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My Yamaha DSP-A2070 had a control for trim, so you could match inputs. It may not be the same thing as you are describing...

That may have been standard back in the day, and that track looks like it may be that old. At least, it gets little traffic. Here's how it's done nowadays:

Knew that...threw it in there for effect or just because I was on a roll.

Super Glue, Gorilla Glue or LocTite Red.

Around here, it's dirt, clay, shale and then limestone all the way down... There are old and new limestone quarries all over the metro, and I was once told that the Kansas City area has as much acreage below ground as above. They are used for warehousing, storage and even industry. Semi-trucks...

A couple of years ago, I got a medical-grade isolation transformer in a swap at an audio meet. It was noisy, so I put new thermistors in it, and it was then quiet. I have nine things plugged into its nine outlets, and just by ear the sonic backgrounds are darker and quieter. Your junior sales...

I happened to see these this morning, posted nine hours ago: https://stlouis.craigslist.org/ele/d/florissant-phase-linear-400-amps/7432622743.html

My best friend, now living in Turkey, gave me a heads-up on this band today:

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I just checked Denison, IA on Bing Maps - about four hours from here. Doable.

I have the DVP-S7000 - great machine! I pulled it from a pile of DVD players stacked like cordwood at a thrift store - thirty bucks. It is one of my better scrounges, but then, most of my gear is scrounged.

I read this thread, and decided to see if 6112 tubes were offered on that auction site. Yup - so I won't need to send my tube buffer to Musical Fidelity when the ten thousand hours are up.

No listed price?

At the local Salvation Army store today, I found a CD called "WARM." It's an acronym of the last names of the four musicians on it, including Mike White who my wife used to work for as a secretary. Kansas City jazz at its best! It's a lovely recording too, at the thrift $1.99. EDIT: I was...

I'm sorry to hear that. :(

They look good, so let us know how they sound.