Cricket fielding positions...

My Dad had dementia. Towards the end, the only time he remembered anything very clearly was when I played him his old music tapes. Consequently we spent most early evenings singing Irish rebel songs as loud as we could manage. Apart from the obvious, those must have been good times for the both of ...

Good that you're talking about it...and good that you're still making each other laugh. My Dad had dementia. Towards the end, the only time he remembered anything very clearly was when I played him his old music tapes. Consequently we spent most early evenings singing Irish rebel songs as loud as we...

A PC with a decent DAC is my choice, these days. Use something like 'Exact Audio Copy' to rip your CDs. You can also stream CD quality files from Tidal and Qobuz for a flat monthly fee, and download 24 bit recordings from Qobuz, Linn, Hyperion and a few others, which sound magnificent. If, like me, ...

jammy395 wrote:Then perhaps he should buy a fukin nail gun Geofff.......

I think Russ Andrews do an 'audiophile fukin nail gun' that has been treated with deoxit and rewired with Kimber cable and a silver mains fuse...

Micky Fitz of The Business. Diamond geezer...very sad news

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3P0zcxSxPaQ

A bit sweary...

Lossless streaming - Tidal or Qobuz - and a decent budget dac should make a very obvious improvement. The £300m NVA starter pre-power combo looks to be about the best bargain in hifi. I had a pair of Rogers LS4 for a while. Mine were the 4a/2 variant. They were quite even handed but a bit plummy and...

You have a mountain to climb, but each 'face' offers different challenges to the climber. In terms of audio, there are many ways of getting a high quality sound in your listening room/studio or whatever and the best ones are valid for different people and tastes. For example, I got cross on the HUG...

George Hincapie wrote:What's wrong with Harbeths then? Aren't they very good?

I currently have a pair of Cube 1 and a pair of Harbeth P3ESR. If you would like to hear the audio equivalent of chalk vs cheese, feel free to drop by.

SteveTheShadow wrote:...even the tiny speaker in a Casio watch was bigged up as a contributor to poor sound from a Linn speaker setup. Absolute

...takes on a life of it's own through 'willing helpers'; those who feel the need to appear more knowledgeable, or more 'in with the leader'.