Chip Chester
Super Member
For the audio content he was equalizing, that's probably an appropriate curve.
Snoring, that is...
I saw In one of the early black & white Mission Impossible series episodes(sorry don`t remember the episode !), Jim Phelps(Peter Graves) enters a HiFi store to listen to a record that he plays to hear about his next mission, and during his walking to a private listening booth, one can see what surely looks like a Mac MC 225 amp on a shelf in one of the shots, with black gaffers tape applied across the chrome Mac name/model badge on the side of the amp facing the camera.
But the outline of the amp is IMHO no doubt, a early ~mid sixties Mac tube amplifier IICCR..
I have the complete DVD series, but it`s not time for me to be interested in watching the series so soon again, to confirm.
Look into it, if your interested in finding out..
No Todd, Mr. Phelps didn`t blow up the booth(LOL !!), IIRC. the "assignment record" a few seconds after it finished playing smoked like acid was poured on it, or some kind of reactive chemical action, not unlike the small reels of tape would do when a small tape recorder was used..How did he destroy his assignment message? Blow up the listening booth?
I couldn't find any pictures, but I've been binging on the British detective series DCI Banks.
Odd how detectives seem to be into jazz - cool with me.
Anyway, DCI Alan Banks has an audio system in his house; records and CDs. Can't pinpoint the gear, but I think it's Arcam based with a "S" shaped TT; definitely and Audio Technica cartridge.
That mouse cursor is bugging me.
Whoever directed this Geico ad is really in love with these JBL speakers, and features them in almost every shot. I don't know JBL that well; what model are they?
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Soundcraftsman had an EQ with a good phono section, fwiw.He also appears to have a custom plinth sl-1200 mk2 and is amplifying it with... an equalizer?
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