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I saw Kraftwerk 3D a couple of weeks ago, and it was FABULOUS. Ralf Hütter looks pretty good for 75. The last time I saw them was in London in 1981.

Congratulations, Edwin!

All of his latter day albums were gems.

Someday I'd love to get a Martin steel string acoustic.

Good work! I’ve done this with a couple of Yamaha tuners and receivers.

Sturgill Simpson - Cuttin’ Grass - Vol 1 Proper!

Many artists are realizing that streaming services are a losing venture for the artist and a winner for the record label and investors. It's well documented in the press that Tidal hasn't been paying artists royalties, just like Spotify, etc. I'm sticking to physical media as long as I can...

I think your cousin is the problem, other than that I suspect one or all of the output transistors are fried. The best thing is to take it to a local (reliable, reputable) technician to diagnose and have fixed. Most of what's in a CR-450 can be fixed...I don't think there are any "unobtainium"...

There have been numerous hack attempts on this site via mostly ads. Sometimes through other means. To say that https is only needed for purchases is false (not to troll, or make trouble, it's just plain false). I run servers for our business, and we have https secure with hardware/software...

Fresh squeezed orange and grapefruit juice, and I tell you, it's darned tasty!

Soundtrack to the 1973 film 'Amore', by Vangelis Excerpt

Soundtrack from the original Bladerunner

Just a note about that Craigslist listing: That CA-810 looks like it’s missing the PreIn-MainOut jumpers. Easy enough to make new ones. Occasionally folks jumped them in the inside of the amp, but worth verifying. It’s a good price, assuming it’s fully functional.

I've had one since the late 1970s, still works great, and also takes static out of my Telecaster pick-guard during the winter months.

I'm sorry to read this, Bill, and sorry that I didn't see this sooner. RIP Will, and I understand and empathize with your pain. My sincerest sympathies.

I agree, at times, it was a VERY noisy, an almost assaulting soundscape...kind of like they were flexing their 7.1 muscles.

2049 was largely a disappointment for me, aside from great visuals from time to time. Soundtrack rather mushy, just Zimmer and Wallfisch using their usual collection of film clichés. Yeah, they used a Yamaha CS80 for some of it, but they were just messing with buttons and keys...can't do...