20 Feb
2002
20 Feb
'02
2:06 a.m.
-----Original Message-----
From: Chad Fernandez [mailto:fernande@internet1.net]
In order to really use it, you have to be playing a
Quadraphonic
recorded record right? LP's were it back then, right?
It must have a quadraphonic line-in if it's worth having around
at all. :) (Hey, my <on topic>SGI has one...)
Seriously, though, it's just an amplifier. It shouldn't matter
what you're running through it. The signal will be analog only,
of course, so no SPDIF without a converter.
Chris
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20 Feb
20 Feb
7:15 a.m.
New subject: OT Quad audio amps (was: cleaning pots on my vintage audio am p)
Seriously, though, it's just an amplifier. It
shouldn't matter
what you're running through it. The signal will be analog only,
of course, so no SPDIF without a converter.
I'm about to experiment with hooking a 20 year old Technics
turntable up to my B/W G3 using a small pre-amp between them. It'll
allow me to convert all my old vinyl to MP3 as well as provide a
means of listening to any vinyl without having a full stereo stack
sitting here. The line-level input on the Mac ought to pass the
signal on out to the Harman/Kardon Soundsticks without a problem.
Jeff
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21 Feb
21 Feb
5:30 a.m.
New subject: OT Quad audio amps (was: cleaning pots on my vintage audio am p)
I'm about to experiment with hooking a 20 year old
Technics
turntable up to my B/W G3 using a small pre-amp between them. It'll
allow me to convert all my old vinyl to MP3 as well as provide a
As long as the small preamp is compatible with the cartridge, and includes
RIAA equalization (think of it as a phono input), it should work.
BTW this subject was a little misleading to me, since my stereo is the
brand Quad.
1:11 p.m.
New subject: OT Quad audio amps (was: cleaning pots on my vintage audio am p)
Lovely amps, tube I assume. Solid state just can't produce the warmth and
body of analog. Quads approach Macintosh in quality.
Lawrence
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lgwalker(a)mts.net
I'm about
to experiment with hooking a 20 year old Technics
turntable up to my B/W G3 using a small pre-amp between them. It'll
allow me to convert all my old vinyl to MP3 as well as provide a
As long as the small preamp is compatible with the cartridge, and includes
RIAA equalization (think of it as a phono input), it should work.
BTW this subject was a little misleading to me, since my stereo is the
brand Quad.
22 Feb
22 Feb
5:13 a.m.
New subject: OT Quad audio amps (was: cleaning pots on my vintage audio am p)
Lovely amps, tube I assume. Solid state just can't
produce the warmth and
body of analog. Quads approach Macintosh in quality.
Tubes can be interesting, but after a couple flings with tube amps I am
back to solid state for the long haul and use the Quad 606.
7:07 a.m.
New subject: OT Quad audio amps (was: cleaning pots on my vintage audio am p)
Lovely amps, tube I assume. Solid state just can't
produce the
warmth and
body of analog. Quads approach Macintosh in quality.
That is to say, "digital just doesn't color the sound like a set of tubes".
--John
23 Feb
23 Feb
12:05 p.m.
New subject: OT Quad audio amps (was: cleaning pots on my vintage audio am p)
Sony put out a module to give a tube effect for CDs a few years ago due to
the popularity of the tube sound. Many of the retro R&R musicians insist on
a tube amp. In any case Quad quality is in all Quad equipment.
Lawrence
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)mts.net
Lovely amps,
tube I assume. Solid state just can't produce the warmth and
body of analog. Quads approach Macintosh in quality.
Tubes can be interesting, but after a couple flings with tube amps I am
back to solid state for the long haul and use the Quad 606.
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