I would think he would sell them to you at full factory cost. 🙄
What was no 1 and why? I don't buy TAS.
One of my neighbors drives a car with that engine, he has it serviced at a Volkswagen dealer.
(Bowling Green has been on my list to see for like decades)
There ain't much there! The plant and museum are actually just out of town. There is a state college and just about one of every chain restaurants there.
Long ago the big hit TV show from Disney was Daniel Boone. One of the running jokes was that when something "Big" was needed you had to go all the way to the big city... Bowling Green!
Although it is growing and has three highway exits!
Of course if you get there be sure to visit Nashville and Louisville.
I was just at Ferrari outside Modena and it was all Fiat Puntos. My rental C Mercedes was so big I exited the window after parking not easily though.
I believe an ARC preamp was number one in Absolute sound. I am pretty familiar with the front cover preamp as well.😉
I believe an ARC preamp was number one in Absolute sound. I am pretty familiar with the front cover preamp as well.😉
The issue is now on sale at Barnes and Noble. #1 went to the Audio Research SP3, and it was well deserved, because Audio Research kept the torch alive when everybody else was selling out to cheap solid state. #2 went to the Marantz 7 tube preamp, also a good design. My solid state designs got #4 and #5 and were the first solid state designs to rate on the list.
Cool, so I could read it over a Charbucks coffee or does it have a plastic wrapper? I tried that at the train station in Billund Denmark and you would have thought I was trying to steal something.
I'm a proud supporter of Elector on my second 3yr. renewal, most audiophile mags have 10min. of reading and an hour of laughing. I rather watch a classic SNL on Netflix.
The easiest measurements to understand for the Vendetta Phono stage were done by Bascom King for 'Audio' magazine about 1990.
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I'm a proud supporter of Elector on my second 3yr. renewal, most audiophile mags have 10min. of reading and an hour of laughing. I rather watch a classic SNL on Netflix.
I used to get Elektor many years ago. On your recommendation I may start again.
I'm a proud supporter of Elector on my second 3yr. renewal, most audiophile mags have 10min. of reading and an hour of laughing. I rather watch a classic SNL on Netflix.
I used to get Elektor many years ago. On your recommendation I may start again.
On the other hand, I don't read 'Elector', and that is one of the FEW magazines that I don't read. Why? Because I find most amateur contributions 'sophomoric' and boring. I don't mean to be critical, but I would rather read through a true engineering magazine, any day.
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