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Re: [ARSCLIST] Can 78s sound better than LPs?
Yes, Tom, but just imagine using the original deck AND the special
cables! The client is ecstatic. I get credit too. Just by doing what he
wants, which is the simplest thing.
Now if he made me buy the cables to use with his material that would be
a different kettle of fish...
By the way, while we have some animated discussion as we do the work, I
never dispute that he can hear the differences. I may say, I have not
heard the difference, to which he responds, but have you compared them?
I say a simple no, without mentioning that I do not have a refined
listening room nor the gear to do a true A-B-X comparison.
A fellow engineer I once worked with who was an audiophile on his own
time, told me that the reason I couldn't hear the differences was
because I didn't have $40,000 speakers... Well, the proof of my audio
pudding is what the client and their customers hear in the product - an
audio CD. Never get complaints on the results!
<L>
Lou Judson • Intuitive Audio
415-883-2689
On Aug 25, 2006, at 11:49 AM, Tom Fine wrote:
Oy, the silver wires crowd. We flayed and paddled that whole universe
of hokum on the Ampex List a while back. An aptly named character, Ms.
Crock, put up a sorry fight for her "deep frozen" cables. The
slitheriest of snakes sell this audio-junk. On par with the $50 wooden
"audio damping" knob.
Using the original tape machine, especially with cassettes, and a
direct signal path will beat any claims on any cable any day.
-- Tom Fine