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Clockwork Angels Vinyl

PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 12:45 am
by Liam
I didn't think this album could get better, but it did. The sound from the record is MASSIVE, with a HUGE bottom end on the bass. Screw digital. lol

Re: Clockwork Angels Vinyl

PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 9:24 am
by JrnyScarab
Liam wrote:I didn't think this album could get better, but it did. The sound from the record is MASSIVE, with a HUGE bottom end on the bass. Screw digital. lol


Do Neil's cymbals sound like trash can lids like on the CD or is it much less compressed sounding? :lol:

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 3:09 am
by Liam
Everything sounds amazing on it.

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:38 am
by MCM
Liam wrote:Everything sounds amazing on it.


It sounds cleaner, less fuzzy or muffled?

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 8:47 am
by Liam
It sounds less sterile.

PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 10:24 am
by JrnyScarab
Liam wrote:Everything sounds amazing on it.


Where did that old turntable go? I know it's around here somewhere :lol:

PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 9:24 am
by Liam
I'm just happy mine works after 30 years. :lol:

PostPosted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 10:30 am
by JrnyScarab
Liam wrote:I'm just happy mine works after 30 years. :lol:


I've got a Hafler power amp that's from the 70's that's built like a tank. Still works flawlessly and cranks out some serious sound! :D

PostPosted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 11:33 am
by Liam
NICE!! Still wish I had my record player from the 60's. KILLER sound. It died in the 90's...so it had staying power. I also miss my 8-track player. LOL

PostPosted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 11:49 pm
by lowdbrent
JrnyScarab wrote:
Liam wrote:I'm just happy mine works after 30 years. :lol:


I've got a Hafler power amp that's from the 70's that's built like a tank. Still works flawlessly and cranks out some serious sound! :D


Hafler is good meat and potatoes gear. David Hafler was a good designer. They used to have indian ladies take those kits home and build it. They got paid for the amps that worked. Good business model. LOL

The new C.A. CD sounds terrible. It is over compressed. The drums do not pop. Rush needs to be mixed as if they were playing live. Any Rush album going experimental sucks sound wise. Vapor Trails is a good example. If I could return the CD I would.

PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 5:06 am
by Liam
I can't wait until the bootlegs of this tour come in.

PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 5:24 am
by JrnyScarab
lowdbrent wrote:
JrnyScarab wrote:
Liam wrote:I'm just happy mine works after 30 years. :lol:


I've got a Hafler power amp that's from the 70's that's built like a tank. Still works flawlessly and cranks out some serious sound! :D


Hafler is good meat and potatoes gear. David Hafler was a good designer. They used to have indian ladies take those kits home and build it. They got paid for the amps that worked. Good business model. LOL



I bought it from a guy I worked with for $75. He bought a new Adcom amp. After a week with the Adcom he asked me if I wanted to sell the Hafler back to him :lol:

PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 11:07 am
by lowdbrent
JrnyScarab wrote:
lowdbrent wrote:
JrnyScarab wrote:
Liam wrote:I'm just happy mine works after 30 years. :lol:


I've got a Hafler power amp that's from the 70's that's built like a tank. Still works flawlessly and cranks out some serious sound! :D


Hafler is good meat and potatoes gear. David Hafler was a good designer. They used to have indian ladies take those kits home and build it. They got paid for the amps that worked. Good business model. LOL



I bought it from a guy I worked with for $75. He bought a new Adcom amp. After a week with the Adcom he asked me if I wanted to sell the Hafler back to him :lol:


There are a couple of Adcom models worth owning, but they require a mod. Tell him to send his amp to Jim Williams at Audio Upgrades in LA. He knows how to make them into reference quality amps. I used to sell Hafler and always loved them.

PostPosted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 1:10 pm
by JrnyScarab
lowdbrent wrote:
JrnyScarab wrote:
lowdbrent wrote:
JrnyScarab wrote:
Liam wrote:I'm just happy mine works after 30 years. :lol:


I've got a Hafler power amp that's from the 70's that's built like a tank. Still works flawlessly and cranks out some serious sound! :D


Hafler is good meat and potatoes gear. David Hafler was a good designer. They used to have indian ladies take those kits home and build it. They got paid for the amps that worked. Good business model. LOL



I bought it from a guy I worked with for $75. He bought a new Adcom amp. After a week with the Adcom he asked me if I wanted to sell the Hafler back to him :lol:


There are a couple of Adcom models worth owning, but they require a mod. Tell him to send his amp to Jim Williams at Audio Upgrades in LA. He knows how to make them into reference quality amps. I used to sell Hafler and always loved them.


A Hafler salesman! Cool!