MannyE
Exterminate!
Sammy (Samsung)
Panny (Panasonic)
Vandy (Vandersteen)
Denny (Denon)
and MANY more that I don't feel like posting right now.
Yammy?
Sammy (Samsung)
Panny (Panasonic)
Vandy (Vandersteen)
Denny (Denon)
and MANY more that I don't feel like posting right now.
"The speakers don't sound good unless you feed them several hundred watts....the more the better"
Well, I guess 99% of audio receivers/amplifiers ever made won't make 'em sound good then.
how about "rare" for the turntables, receivers, speakers that Pioneer/Technics/Kenwood/et al
made in the millions over several decades that continues to this day.
as if we're dumb enough to believe the power of strong marketing words...
how about "rare" for the turntables, receivers, speakers that Pioneer/Technics/Kenwood/et al
made in the millions over several decades that continues to this day.
as if we're dumb enough to believe the power of strong marketing words...
Also, your shitty black plastic gear from 1992 is not "vintage."
Thread titles like:
"Do <cables/power cords/speaker wire/fill in the blank> make a difference?"[/QUOTE
"I decided to recap my vintage receiver.
"Newbie." As in, "I'm a newbie and I plan on reconditioning a vintage receiver. Tell me what to do next."
"Newbie." As in, "I'm a newbie and I plan on reconditioning a vintage receiver. Tell me what to do next."
This one is up near the top of my list. "I decided to recap my vintage receiver. I really don't know a diode from a resistor. My unit is now blowing fuses. I need everyone here to help me fix the problem."
here are the rest, site post limitations prohibited me from listing them all in one post.:
Opaque - Unclear, lacking Transparency...
...
Woolly - Loose, ill-defined bass.