Monday, March 1, 2010

British electrostatic-speakers overhauling and rejuvenation in German sauce

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THE Electrostatics specialist from Germany Thanks to my friend Daniele.

Springtime

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Crazy weather! Seems impossible this VERY picture was shot only few days after the "Winterreise" 6HS5's amp, in Thomas' ga...

.... sssssshhhhhhh.... secret, secret...

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Mister "X"... aehm, "C" music system I get this preview in the mail, which I consider both useful and interesting at sev...
Sunday, February 28, 2010

xxxxphiles

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The almost infinite declinations of being a "........phile" - you name it: cinephile, bibliophile, musicophile, discophile, motorb...
Friday, February 26, 2010

Winterreise

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... not properly a Schubert's affaire, yet music is involved: my pal Thomas Mayer recently brewed this very amp, using SE 6HS5 tubes, pa...
Thursday, February 25, 2010

CouchSurfing

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A lovely site

Jeffrey W. Jackson's vision & approach

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Line Level Crossover at Experience Music Inc.

An alternative to L-pads in passive crossovers... Dave Slagle's Intact Audio SLA

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Speaker Level Autoformers These tapped units make a perfect replacement for resistive L-pads and can be tapped in a number of various ways t...

WJAAS - The art of crossover building - more Goto/Shinichi Tanaka's wisdom

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No comments, as is ALL in the attached pixes...
Wednesday, February 24, 2010

WJAAS - ... more passive crossovers - Shinichi Tanaka-san's

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If pushed on a shove... the above would be the old Shinichi's approach on passive crossovers, 18 db/octave. More recently, Shinichi Tana...
Tuesday, February 23, 2010

WJAAS - ... again about the noble art of brewing a passive/massive crossover - Akira Takahashi's way

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From Akira Takahashi-san's: "4 Ways Dividing Network: Crossover frequency are 200Hz, 1000Hz, and 6000Hz and the slope is -18 dB/oct...
Monday, February 22, 2010

... feel bluesy... John Miller - First Degree Blues on Blue Goose

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... so I had a fond visit to my records shelves and felt a shiver handling the area with John Miller and others on Nick Perls' Blue Goos...

Battery Biased Caps in Passive Crossover for High Efficiency speakers

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"The battery is tied between two capacitors and a high value resistor therefore there is no direct current path for the battery to disc...
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WJAAS - old "Barocco Tedesco" reviewed...

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My friend Seo-san took a chance in listening to my own "Barocco Tedesco" disc from 1992... a quartet "ALL tube-pure analog...
Sunday, February 21, 2010

WJAAS (related) - Yasujiro Ozu-san, 無 (Mu) and 物の哀れ (Mono no Aware)

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My love for Japan had this very afternoon an highlight while watching at "Tokyo-ga", Wim Wender's hommage to the late Yasujiro...
Saturday, February 20, 2010

... those were the days...

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Beautiful...
Friday, February 19, 2010

WJAAS - Preparing for Japan Tour 2010

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Japan as seen by Foreigners Always the MOST enriching browsing ever when considering a trip to Japan, Professor Jim Breen's superb site ...

The noble art of brewing passive crossovers - Jorge's way or the Current Charged Caps technique

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I owe to Jorge, a gentleman from Mexico City, a BIG "Thank you!", as, asked for more details about his "secret";-), he ...
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.... again about caps and cats... Roman's enlighting point of view

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Jokingly said, Roman Bessnow denies the following http://www.goodsoundclub.com/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PageIndex=3&postID=12982#12982 is r...
Thursday, February 18, 2010

... mo' caps and related: mo' Music or "We're only in it for the money"?

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... as the late Frank Zappa once said... http://www.laventure.net/tourist/caps.htm Thanks to Tim for the above;-) A nice survey. Only caveat...
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