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That's been my method, along with relying on my oldest daughter to keep me apprised of all things musical in Texas. CDs, hi-res digital downloads are my primary source of new stuff, with the occasional piece of vinyl I buy.

Very nice setup! Are you using any kind of streamer to play from the computer back through the RME and then to your system? I ask as several of our friends and I were at Stratdoc's house last night for a listening party (which turned into a dance party as the night wore on) and before we got too...

Glad you found it, too. Welcome! Former TH'er myself.

Gorgeous place to live!

Something different is down the road for me. The system sounds good and after my expenses this summer (new truck, all new appliances, new wiring in the house), I need to put some money back in the bank. I'll keep them in the back of my mind, though.

Whoaa. Even a blind monkey types a word every now and then. And yes, the used Sanders album is absolutely mint - cover and vinyl. Thanks for that info. I'm wondering if it got played past the first three minutes of side one. It's pretty dense, melodically speaking. I think I'm going to have to...

Mad Dogs and Love Is Here (the Pharoah Sanders Paris concert) were $40 each (new - both double albums), Journey To The One was used, $50. Also a double album. That's the one I'd be curious to see what Discogs had to say. The balance was a better copy of Stephen Stills I at $9. Sales tax put the...

Wish I had the room for a pair. A pristine pair of 1.5s is still on my kind-of hunting list. I really like my current setup but would like to get back to having one set of speakers in the tiny room.

So there's a very dangerous record store in Chattanooga now. They separate you from lots of your money. Took my Dallas son-in-law record shopping Saturday. He and Lindsay were in town as part of the 70th birthday extravaganza weekend. Yellowracket records was stop #1. They took $150 for these...

Love that Album!

Her nose was probably so high up, the air was thin. Unfortunately, still breathable...

I'll be interested in the titles they offer; my Nak would probably be good enough for my ears if they have some interesting stuff to listen to.

Larry (Speakerman), who sadly passed about ten years ago, set up the Phoenix forums as well as manufactured his own brand of cassette tapes for a few years. There were several people involved in the early efforts; most of them are still here, still innovating, and still helping others. The tapes...

Mine are coming in off by 90 degrees after the upgrade. I'm just rotating once and reposting, which seems to work.

Thanks for that, Nando. I'll look for them!

Some Canadian alt bluegrass for Nando and Scott... They're out of Saskatchwan. Found out about them a few years back when I was looking for artists for the smaller series that never happened.

Exquisite work once again, Eric.

I endorse that math.

Worth a try...