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Been a while: Bill Evans- "You must believe in Spring" Van Morrison- "Astral Weeks" Cal Tjader- "La Onda Va Bien" All on vinyl and sounding great this am....

Duke Ellington-"Live at the 1958 newport Jazz Festival" on a near pristine Columbia sixeye..

Missed a pair of KLF-20's last year ,local, by a few hours if i recall. Really want to hear this series someday. Enjoy!!!

Yes, cheaper(offer $30) is always better but if they are anything like the pair of II's (not the plus version) i've got stashed then they'd be very enjoyable. Very easy resurround job for the DIY minded. BTW, the bass is there, quick and articulate absolutely no "bloat".

Tracy Chapman- "S/T" followed by Rory Gallagher-"Live" on nice clean used vinyl. The Tracy Chapman lp should be a vinyl "reference" disc for demo's while the RG is just plain fun.

In too! 'Home cookin' , 'Back at the chicken shack' , 'Minight special' , 'Organ grinder swing' (my personal favorite) all pretty excellent.

Jethro Tull- "Original Masters" on cleeeaan Vinyl.

Vinyl: Hank Mobley- "Hank" Reissue

An absolutely sweet sounding LP of- "Also Sprach Zarathustra"- Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra RCA Red Seal ARL1-1220

Vinyl: Stan Getz- "Sweet Rain" followed by Jimmy Smith- "Organ grinder swing" with Kenny Burrell and Grady Tate

Yep, seen a copy sitting in the new lp racks at the local music shop. Drop me a pm and i'll get the pressing info or if you can't find it local I could pick it up and ship it to you.

That's a good one on vinyl too!

Still vinyl and still Dylan: "Blood on the Tracks" my personal dylan fave.

A scorcher....Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan- "In Session"

Jimmy Smith- "Organ grinder swing"

On that note had to pull out "Blues for Allah"- G.D.

Vinyl day continued: Joe Walsh- "So What" on now followed by Roy Buchanan- "Second Album"

The Doors- "L.A. Woman" Herbie Hancock- "Headhunters" Eric Clapton- "461 Ocean Blvd" and "S/T" Derek and the Dominos- "Layla" Bob Dylan- "Hwy 61 Revisited" and "The Freewheelin' " A great day at the used record store :thmbsp:

At the very least find a good pair of 7's. I've listened to the majority of Polk's older products,not an expert by any means, but within the Monitor line the 7's sound "right". The 10's are good(i've owned them) ,make no mistake, it's just that the 7's sound great on tube or SS amplification and...

My vote would be for the SDA-CRS. IMO the very best combo from Polk relatively compact and probably the best SDA experience for the money. :thmbsp:

I'll add: Kenny Burrell/Jimmy Smith- "Blue Bash!" (Evening listening Jazz/Bluesy guitar) Jimmy Smith- "Root Down-Jimmy Smith Live!" (Great keyboard driven Jazz) Buddy Guy- "Live-The Real Deal", "Bring 'Em In", "Sweet Tea" B.B. King- "Blues On the Bayou" Son Seals- "Midnight son" Otis...

It was a pleasure doing business with WW and the amp was "mint" as far as i'm concerned. (As expected Luther keeps his equipment in tip top shape) Thanks again!

James Taylor- "Sweet baby James" with the nOrh SE9's 9wpc a truly classic album.

Steve Howe- "Spectrum" NP'ing :thmbsp:

John Patitucci-" Communion" a great Jazz disc so far, jam packed with artists and great sound.