what are you listening to?
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Yup, most probably. But your saying it only does it on that one frequency. If that's the strongest frequency, then perhaps there's a issue with the AGC (Automatic Gain Control) circuit. You may want to try a antenna with less gain to see if it changes.
Can't find your photo of the antenna you built, but I remember there were other elements mounted on the mast. Perhaps a emission there on the mast?
Can't find your photo of the antenna you built, but I remember there were other elements mounted on the mast. Perhaps a emission there on the mast?
Today I fired up the WOPL 700b Time Machine and blew the dust off of a couple old favorites. I bought both of these albums shortly after they came out in 1970, and 1971 respectively. They were classics then, still amazing today. Both are very well engineered, with front and center soundstages. They put a smile on my face 
. The liner note for the Bull Angus Album says it all !!!! Play it loud. The soundstage on that album is especially well done, as they make note of with the guitars L/R.
Spirit
The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
EPIC – E 30267
1970 Gatefold – 1st Pressing
Bull Angus – Bull Angus
Mercury – SRM-1-619
1971 Gatefold– 1st Pressing
. The liner note for the Bull Angus Album says it all !!!! Play it loud. The soundstage on that album is especially well done, as they make note of with the guitars L/R. Spirit
The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
EPIC – E 30267
1970 Gatefold – 1st Pressing
Bull Angus – Bull Angus
Mercury – SRM-1-619
1971 Gatefold– 1st Pressing
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Today I fired up the WOPL 700b Time Machine and blew the dust off of a couple old favorites. I bought both of these albums shortly after they came out in 1970, and 1971 respectively. They were classics then, still amazing today. Both are very well engineered, with front and center soundstages. They put a smile on my face . The liner note for the Bull Angus Album says it all !!!! Play it loud. The soundstage on that album is especially well done, as they make note of with the guitars L/R.
Spirit
The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
EPIC – E 30267
1970 Gatefold – 1st Pressing
Bull Angus – Bull Angus
Mercury – SRM-1-619
1971 Gatefold– 1st Pressing
. The liner note for the Bull Angus Album says it all !!!! Play it loud. The soundstage on that album is especially well done, as they make note of with the guitars L/R.Spirit
The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
EPIC – E 30267
1970 Gatefold – 1st Pressing
Bull Angus – Bull Angus
Mercury – SRM-1-619
1971 Gatefold– 1st Pressing
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Their first album had just come out and Peaceful, Easy Feeling was getting airplay. Not the style of music people going to that show wanted to hear. When The Eagles came on stage, whoever the front man was commented on the small number present and encouraged the paltry few in the audience to move in front, close to the stage - mentioning "having a party". Myself and a companion were already in that area. Someone, audience member or road crew, walked the perimeter and tossed rolled joints into the group.
They played OK and did not get booed but were too country for a blues rock concert. Witchy Woman was the nearest thing they played to hard rock.
For some reason though I got their album a day or two after that show. Never played it much except for Witchy Woman - probably why I bought it. That was not the first time I bought an LP because I liked one song.
They played OK and did not get booed but were too country for a blues rock concert. Witchy Woman was the nearest thing they played to hard rock.
For some reason though I got their album a day or two after that show. Never played it much except for Witchy Woman - probably why I bought it. That was not the first time I bought an LP because I liked one song.
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Assemblage of Thrift Store Acquisitions
Today was spent listening to my Sansui AU-101 integrated amplifier before putting it up for consignment sale. I bought it perhaps 15 years ago for $15. The tech repaired it last week and for such a diminutively powered amplifier, it's a good one from 1973-1974.
And a cellphone video:
Nando.
Today was spent listening to my Sansui AU-101 integrated amplifier before putting it up for consignment sale. I bought it perhaps 15 years ago for $15. The tech repaired it last week and for such a diminutively powered amplifier, it's a good one from 1973-1974.
And a cellphone video:
Nando.
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