CN211276 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 9:17 am Aerosmith - Done with mirrors

My fist your face

Geoff.R.G wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 8:54 am I am unsure just how “analog” a recording can be when it involves digital processing.

Some recordings have avoided digital processing as well. Pure anologue.

The Soul Of Analog Despite digital technology's infinite possibilities, some artists and audio professionals prefer recording in an analog environment When three-time GRAMMY-winning producer/engineer Joe Chiccarelli heads into the studio to work with artists such as Manchester Orchestra, My Morning ...

Latteman wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 7:47 pm
The sound stage is more open and invites you in- very engaging.

That sounds like how I used to feel walking past the take away back from the pub to my wife's (then girlfriends) house in York. It had a big sign in the window saying "welcome".

My son has a persistent cough and eight kids in his class are off school with a cough I am taking him to Selby for a test. All four of us will be isolating now at least until the result comes back. Hifi time

School absences due to covid are up a third in a week.

antonio66 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 12:37 am You mean like NVA power amps

They're clean and fresh

I have been rather quiet on the posting front for a while and there are a couple of reasons. The most obvious is that, due to relaxations in the Lockdown restrictions, my little training-centre business is getting going again after 18 months of enforced closure. So, there is work to be done. The ot...

Hmmm https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bang-Olufsen-BEOVOX-2500-CUBE-Tweeters-Made-in-Denmark-99p-NR-/124779404522?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286 1970's B&O tweeter cubes :dance: They should have made it a sphere :lol: They did some interesting and controversial designs which bring ridicule from the a...

In the spirit of suck it n see I removed the tweeter faceplates earlier today. I was sat listening and thought this sounds smooth and quieter???- logged on and read the above post. Thanks Stu 👍🏼 Do you like it Peter ? Give it time. I thought I would lose projection but there is better integration o...

Bad Religion - True North Bad Religion were always a very honest band. It’s only natural they wouldn’t want to cheat their fans by releasing a digitally retouched album, and so for 2013’s “True North” they went to Joe Barresi’s studio to take advantage of the piles of vintage and analog effects and ...