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Everything posted by BarryG
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Lol yoko, it’s that long lost extended remix of ‘who has seen the wind?’
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Hmmmm a new rabbit hole! I can find the extended version of ‘baby shark’ lol NOT! Let me peruse my vinyl, I do have a few doubles! I might have a copy of Pink Floyd ‘the wall ‘ I can send your way!
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I use Hd FLAC
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After yesterday’s news !
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Warren Zevon, saw him do this live many years ago!
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I got this brand new album I’m enjoying it! Foxfire; The Nature of Things Octave-Records-CD-jewel-template
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Welcome Kevin, glad you found your way home. A lot of great info and friendly folks on this site! Ask questions, this is a very knowledgeable group, great techs here as well! Barry
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I am suspicious of cabinet being original! Anal exam required!
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I’d like to see photo of the backside.
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I know Kingsport well! I travel to Johnson City annually! I generally try to plan my trip to coincide with Carverfest, sometimes I come in July for my grandsons birthday! Enjoy your time here on the carversite! You can learn a lot. Be careful, lol, OCCD has a way of infecting you, though it seems your already afflicted! (Obsessive Carver Collecting Disorder = OCCD) Barry
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I miss this old venue, I had seen many shows here in my youth! Rock snd bluegrass! Barry
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The Panasonic cartridge that came with my system literature was low like 5 Hz to 50,000 Hz. What fun the early 70s were! barry
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There were several versions of quad, the version I had was cd-4! Provided four discrete channels not hybrid like other versions! Found this on the web about cd-4! I wish I would have kept that equipment and quad recordings! CD-4 This is the “odd man out” in the quad world. Extremely ‘fine’ grooves were etched onto the vinyl record to provide frequencies between 35,000 and 50,000 hertz. The CD-4 demodulator sensed these high frequencies then converted them to a range of around 100 to 15,000 hertz. These frequencies were then sent to the amplifier and on to the rear channels.
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Welcome to the carver site! OCCD is strong with this one! sit back and enjoy your stay, “Turn it up, Turn it up, Turn it up, drop the needle and play! ... Meet me at Mary’s Place, we’re gonna have a party!”
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Damn kev, where do you find your speaker deals! I usually find amps at a good price, not so on speakers! The 45 does a nice job on Polk SDAs, no grounding issue, the m-500tand some m-1.0t models are not common ground and can’t be used on them, the 45 works well on every speaker I’ve hooked them to.
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Introduction - Bill Newton
BarryG replied to Bill Newton's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
I do active and passive crossovers too! I roll with tubes snd solid state. Im well rounded in many ways! Just don’t tell Beth! barry -
Introduction - Bill Newton
BarryG replied to Bill Newton's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
Welcome Bill, we like all types, vinyl or digital! I like both! Enjoy the site. as always grab your favorite beverage, crank up the volume. Kick your shoes off, have a seat and Enjoy your time listening! -
And the original Japanese vinyl pressing of DSOM!
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Glad you found the problem!
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Last year, the DC HIFI group had a demo at a Maggie dealer with 30.7’s it was quite impressive. It was at Overture Audio in Delaware. @SteveFord next time we have a local carver group get together I’ll send you an invite. Your still in PA right. I am between Baltimore and Washington just east of Columbia. Also I usually work as a volunteer at Capital Audiofest. I am hoping things settle down so it happens this year! Barry
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Welcome back Steve @SteveFord! IIRC.; You had some very entertaining posts on here. I too venture through audio circle. I read a lot on open baffle speakers, GR Research and Spatial Audio as well as other circles. My handle there is BarryG443. I have even posted in your Frank Zappa vinlyl thread! I recently purchased a Spatial Audio M3 Turbo Master set of open baffle speakers! Good to see an old friend return, Have a great day! Barry
