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May 16th, 2007 09:19 PM #1
Yup I still collect them! I go to 2nd hand shops, flea markets and garage sales to buy them. I got jazz, blues, classical, 60's rock and roll, 70's, 80's, 90's as well as X'mas records. I play them on my 80's English made Manticore Mantra w/ Linn LVV tonearm and Ortofon OM10 cartridge, APX 10W class A Tube amp, and B&W DM309's. I am also into SACD's and DVD audios which has a separate set-up (Yamaha RXV 540 6.1 amp, Yamaha S657 Universal player, Kef Cresta speakers and Velodyne CHT-10R sub), my cd set-up is separate as well (Rega Apollo, Qinpu A1.0x amp, wharfedale 9.6 speakers, Paul Speltz antiwires, silver interconnects)
some of my favorite records:
Dire Straits (brothers in arms)
Pink Floyd (Dark side of the moon)
James Taylor (classic songs)
Billy Joel (greatest hits)
Spyro Gyra (morning dance)
Earl Klugh (the magic of)
Linda Ronstadt (what's new)
Eagles (very best)
Elvis (greatest hits)
Engelbert Humperdink (greatest hits)
Nat King Cole (greatest hits)Last edited by the josh; May 17th, 2007 at 12:33 PM.
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May 16th, 2007 09:51 PM #2
Noong sikat pa ang Bee Gees sa mga Discos, yung Saturday Night Fever Album nila(Night Fever, Staying Alive, How Deep is Your Love, etc.) nila, ang ganda ng tunog sa vinyl. Litaw na litaw yung "kalansing at sagitsit" nung clapper sa percussion.
Which is iba na ang tunog sa CD version niya.
Yung slow rock pieces ng Scorpions, like "Always Somewhere", ang ganda rin ng labas sa vinyl. Again, sa CD, iba na ang tunog.
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