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Posted by Pat on February 21, 2007, 12:14 am
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> > "Michael Bulatovich"> wrote
> >> This isn't for anyone serious about music. It's for people who can't
> >> stand the little voice in their heads telling them that they've
> >> squandered their lives, and that no amount of consumption is going to fix
> >> that.
>
> Sorry. I knew that was a bit harsh when I hit "post". I do these built-in
> systems when people ask for it, but none of them are audiophiles, or
> seriously into music. They are tourists. Most of them could benefit from
> some quiet contemplation IMHO.
Hey, some people LIKE Muzak. Overhead speakers are great for that.
>
> > LOL, I wanna party wif this dood.
> > Guess what?
> > I'm one of those people that can hear the diff between analog and digital.
>
> You're not alone. Digital is like a very fine diamond ceramic saw blade, and
> analogue is like warm chocolate fondue.
>
> I've recently been ripping my vinyl collection for distribution through a
> 'network receiver', mainly to free up space in the living room. The
> turntable and amp is under my desk.
I think you probably slowed down because you kept hitting your head on
the desk.
Don keeps his under the desk to so his wife can change records, but
that's a different story.
I made a good run at it but have slowed
> recently....I'm running out of steam. I want to fix every pop, and there are
> so many albums.
>
> I've been lurking in some audio groups since hatching the plan to digitize
> everything...it's amazing how much equipment purchased when I had (long)
> hair is still out there working, and how many people are out there looking
> for parts to keep them running.
Old parts for old farts?
> --
>
> MichaelBwww.michaelbulatovich.ca
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