My first rock album......... - Page 13

cogsncogs · 17th March 2004, 09:44 AM

ooops

I think they were really coaxial. Tweeter, whizzer cone, woofer.
Yeah that's right.

Sorry about that.

Wayne

rbmcginnis · 8th May 2004, 04:25 AM

laughing hyenas - can't pray a lie

Changed my life forever

before that it was

queen night at the opera

Hybrid fourdoor · 22nd May 2004, 12:25 PM

Well the first CD I ever bought was Duran Duran - The Wedding Album (actually I think it was self titled). Too bad I lost the disc, just have the case now

cogsncogs · 23rd May 2004, 04:56 AM

Hello,

The very first CD I bought was "King Crimson - Beat", bought back in 1986 IIRC.
And I still have it, but with a few scratches. I had both the LP and the CD at the time and I thought the LP had better bass and nuances (believabilty), but the absence of noise, scratches and the like was astonishing. It could be that the bleepy weak bass was because of the cheap, early generation CD player I had and the CD mastering. Then a better player came into my possession and the bass was back, then the LP was sold. But I still believe IMHO a properly set up 'table and cart wins hands down sonically!

Cheers
Wayne

17th March 2004, 09:44 AM	#121
cogsncogs diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Wayne, West Virginia	Olson 12 inch triaxial speakers ooops I think they were really coaxial. Tweeter, whizzer cone, woofer. Yeah that's right. Sorry about that. Wayne

22nd May 2004, 12:25 PM	#123
Hybrid fourdoor diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: USA	Well the first CD I ever bought was Duran Duran - The Wedding Album (actually I think it was self titled). Too bad I lost the disc, just have the case now __________________ I enjoy my organic shapes.....

23rd May 2004, 04:56 AM	#124
cogsncogs diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Wayne, West Virginia	My very first CD Hello, The very first CD I bought was "King Crimson - Beat", bought back in 1986 IIRC. And I still have it, but with a few scratches. I had both the LP and the CD at the time and I thought the LP had better bass and nuances (believabilty), but the absence of noise, scratches and the like was astonishing. It could be that the bleepy weak bass was because of the cheap, early generation CD player I had and the CD mastering. Then a better player came into my possession and the bass was back, then the LP was sold. But I still believe IMHO a properly set up 'table and cart wins hands down sonically! Cheers Wayne

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