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MICHAEL VRONSKY – staff writer I owned one of these, with the FR 64S tone arm and Supex 901 cartridge, on a heavy shelf. At moderate volume, it sounded very good and was a welcome alternative to the Linn LP12. However, at increasing volumes, the feedback was unacceptable. Isolation products in those days (over 45 […]
THE GUARDIAN Fans and fellow musicians rushed to defend Meg White after a journalist branded her a ‘terrible’ drummer and suggested the White Stripes would have achieved more without her MORE
THE GUARDIAN / Andrew Clements The pianist Lars Vogt died in September last year. His cancer had been diagnosed in 2021, and he was already ill when, against doctors’ advice, he had travelled to Bremen to begin these Schubert recordings with his longtime collaborators, the violinist Christian Tetzlaff and his cellist sister Tanja. They began […]
THE GUARDIAN / Ben Beaumont-Thomas https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/mar/14/metallica-buy-vinyl-factory-thrash-metallers-format
THE GUARDIAN / LAURA SNAPES After a five-year wait, Henry Rollins is finally back in the UK. From this week, he’ll embark on one of his famed speaking tours – the Good to See You jaunt that was postponed as a result of the pandemic. It’s good news for fans as well as the former […]
THE GUARDIAN Jim Gordon, the drummer who played on the Beach Boys’ iconic album Pet Sounds and for Eric Clapton in Derek & The Dominos, has died in prison aged 77. The session musician was serving a life sentence when he died of natural causes on Monday (14 March).
8K upgrade for McIntosh’s MX123 McIntosh, the global leader in prestigious home entertainment and ultimate-quality audio for over 70 years, is proud to announce an 8K-compatibility upgrade for the MX123 A/V Processor. Launched in October 2019 with 4K/60 Hz compatibility, all new MX123 A/V Processors shipping from the McIntosh factory starting in September 2021 will support […]
Paul McGowan writes … In my mind, there’s no question that between components the best connection is balanced. Balanced cables offer lower noise and better sound. I understand there are single-ended holdouts (wait, we disagree on something in audio?). Perhaps their equipment doesn’t support balanced. Perhaps their cable collection doesn’t include balanced. Or maybe they […]
J. Gordon Holt, April, 1977: This is not a new component, but like most others that aspire to very high standards of performance, it has undergone some changes (for the better) since it first went into production. At that time we found the Citation Eleven to have a subtly grainy overall sound and a slight […]
Basically, I’ve decided to buy a Rega turntable and am torn between purchasing a new RP6 and a (slightly) used P5 being sold online by an authorized Rega dealer. The P5 can be had for $850 or $1,100 including the power supply unit upgrade. The turntable already has upgraded interconnects, Cardas solid core OFC I’m […]
Recorded at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California in the San Francisco Bay Area – August8, 1991 Jon Anderson – lead vocals / rhythm guitar / tambourine Steve Howe – guitar / vocalsTrevor Rabin – guitar / vocals Tony Kaye – keyboards / sound effects Rick Wakeman – keyboards / synthesisers / percussion on “Your […]
15 CDs Over 200 tracks 24 page full colour booklet with rare photos and detailed liner notes The entire original KMET, WMMS, WNEW, KSAN and over twenty more, FM radio broadcasts from explosive 1978 live performances at The Roxy Theater on July 7, The Agora Balroom on August 9, The Capitol Theater on September […]
British Composer Awards? Make that British Male Composer Awards. Last week, of 13 prizes awarded by the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors (BASCA), 13 went to men. Yes, every last one. Women composers were not merely sidelined – they were completely absent. This is a disgrace to the UK’s whole classical music industry. […]
Jeremy Spencer, legendary British Blues slide guitarist and original member of Fleetwood Mac announces his new album “Coventry Blue”. If you consider yourself a Blues aficionado and recognize its elemental role in the evolution of Rock history, then you are aware of Jeremy Spencer as one of the premier guitarists of the late 1960s and […]
