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Sometimes it just feels right:
John Coltrane's Giant Steps on the TTS8000 / SME IV / AT Art 1 / Lentek integrated amp/Yamaha NS1000M.
There's some phono stage on that amp!<
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John Coltrane's 'Giant Steps' sounds good whatever the system. :)
John Coltrane's 'Giant Steps' sounds good whatever the system. :)
True that
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Since you reminded me, I've just pulled out my copy and will play it shortly.
Thanks Jamie. The Lentek is normally in my second system but I fancied giving it a run out. It won't replace the Nakamichi ca7/pa7 but it's a bloody superb integrated.
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i bet,i use the ca-5 pre amp,fantastic phono stage.
Too right. Don't say it loudly but the equivalent 'Pass' pre is £10k new!
southall-1998
24-04-2017, 19:55
The Lentek integrated, is still an amp I'd like to get my hands on!
S.
Geoff, now we are on track.
John Coltrane and Giant Steps. I'll have some of that anyday.
Love the system, and especially the Tracey Emin inspired "sofa/cushions/covers" look.
The floor looks a bit too tidy. No worn underwear you could casually leave lying around?
Hope you are all well.
Geoff, now we are on track.
John Coltrane and Giant Steps. I'll have some of that anyday.
Love the system, and especially the Tracey Emin inspired "sofa/cushions/covers" look.
The floor looks a bit too tidy. No worn underwear you could casually leave lying around?
Hope you are all well.
Thanks Brian. Just ordered a Yusuf Lateef boxed set. Must be something in the air!
Donald Byrd is a big fan of a young trumpet player called Theo Croker who is well worth checking out
Hope you and your family are all well.
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Firebottle
25-04-2017, 06:41
No worn underwear you could casually leave lying around?
I thought that was his pair of velvet under-crackers on the radiator :rfl:
I thought that was his pair of velvet under-crackers on the radiator :rfl:
Velvet is so last season
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Thanks Brian. Just ordered a Yusuf Lateef boxed set. Must be something in the air!
Nice! I'm a bit of fan of Yusef Lateef myself. :)
Well it's not arrived yet but my Sonny Rollins' boxed set has.
John Coltrane, Yusef Lateef, Sonny Rollins........................
I see a trend emerging.
This feels like more than a "moment". An Epiphany, perhaps.
a recognition of the importance of the Tenor sax in the world order.
Come on in, my friend, there is a whole world awaiting you.
There's a Monk boxed set arriving too though Brian so not just the sax. I'm a long time lover of Alice Coltrane too so a bit of harp, piano and oud thrown in!
No, No resist.
the tenor sax..... it is the way forward. dont stray.
On the other hand, if you are lucky, there will be some Charlie Rouse or George Barrow in the Monk stuff. Barrow, in particular, is a hidden gem
Nothing wrong with a bit of Monk. Or a bit of Alice Coltrane as well.
Might I suggest 'Hunting Ashram Monastery' (Impulse As 9185), as well as the beautiful final track on John Coltrane's 'Cosmic Music' (Impulse MIPL 515)
Talking of Monk - how about investigating the collaboration with Mulligan - 'Monk and Mulligan'.
And whilst we are on the "M"s, there is Mingus to discover .... .
Nice album Ashram Monastery, I have many of hers and find it hard to choose a favourite. I love Monastic Trio, Journey into Satchidananda and Ptah the El Daoud.
Got plenty of Mingus; a genius no doubt.
I will check out the Monk and Mulligan, than you.
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