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snapper
18-01-2011, 11:48
Interesting article on the BBC (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12209143) website regarding vinyl.

prestonchipfryer
18-01-2011, 12:00
In the report it states that the speakers cost £12,000. Wonder what they were and what other equipment was used.

''The £12,000 speakers were revealing little nuances of sound that some of us had not heard before''.

keiths
18-01-2011, 12:03
I want to punch this guy...

"But to Peter Robinson of the website Pop Justice this is the past speaking...

If he were to spend time with a "classic rock" album, he says the solution is simple.

"What I would do is open the track as an audio file, take out any drum solos, look for any guitar solo, take it out, close it and put it back into iTunes."

:steam:

Spectral Morn
18-01-2011, 14:18
Great idea :)

Regards D S D L

WAD62
18-01-2011, 15:19
I want to punch this guy...

"But to Peter Robinson of the website Pop Justice this is the past speaking...

If he were to spend time with a "classic rock" album, he says the solution is simple.

"What I would do is open the track as an audio file, take out any drum solos, look for any guitar solo, take it out, close it and put it back into iTunes."

:steam:

Most music journalist couldn't give a toss about music...it's just their way of slithering up the ladder to be some gossip columnist or whatever :doh:

I've got three words on the subject 'Gary Fucking Bushell' :steam:

Jac Hawk
19-01-2011, 00:41
Most music journalist couldn't give a toss about music...it's just their way of slithering up the ladder to be some gossip columnist or whatever :doh:

I've got three words on the subject 'Gary Fucking Bushell' :steam:

True.

I heared an interview with kelly jones from the stereophonics on radio 2 i think, it was a while ago, anyway he said the music jerno's never like him or his band, and infact impeaded the stereophonics on there road to success, now i've never seen um live but i like their music and his voice too, apparently he wrote 'mr writer' as a two fingered salute to all the jerno's that had wrote crap about them.

Barry
09-02-2011, 19:25
In the report it states that the speakers cost £12,000. Wonder what they were and what other equipment was used.

''The £12,000 speakers were revealing little nuances of sound that some of us had not heard before''.

The cartridge looks like a Koetsu Urushi and there was a Mark Levinson pre-amp (though I couldn't see enough of it to identify the model. It was perhaps either the ML2 or the ML10).