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Line magnetic 805ia feat. Rogers LS 3/5a | Sway Halie Loren [ Alpha audio TH ]

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Lee Perry – Return Of The Super Ape

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Audeze LCD2 Classic Open Planar Magnetic Headphones

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Interview with Rondi D’Agostino, President of Krell Industries

“You can’t just pull the price out of thin air, or rely on a parts-cost-to-retail-price ratio. No, the price has to be based on how the heck much did it cost to build the product. You’ve got to account for every last thing—parts, labor, factory space, sales expenses, advertising, and the cost of doing shows like CES [the Consumer Electronics Show]. Oh, and parts/price variability can kill your profit if you don’t watch out. Let’s just say, it’s hard to get rich manufacturing high-end electronics.”

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Linear Tube Audio: Aero D/A Processor

Description: R-2R D/A processor based around the 18-bit Analog Devices AD1865 chip, with 12SN7/6SN7 output tubes and no filters, feedback, or oversampling.
Formats: Up to 24/192 PCM.
Output voltage: 2.2V RMS RCA, 4.4V RMS XLR.
Digital inputs: USB, S/PDIF on RCA, and TosLink.
Output impedance: 70 ohms unbalanced (RCA), 140 ohms balanced (XLR).
Power consumption: 32W in operation, 7W standby.
Dimensions: 17″ (431mm) W × 3″ (76mm) H × 10″ (254mm) D. Weight: 15lb (6.8kg).
Manufactured in USA.
Price: $3,950.

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Clair Marlo – Let It Go – first pressing

Genius Lyrics

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Fluance RT80 Unboxing & Review

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“The World’s Best-Sounding Power Amplifier” of 1977—Electrocompaniet’s Surprising 52-Year History

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RMAF 2018 – 50 Year of Being an Audiophile: John Atkinson

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“Knowledge is freedom, and ignorance is slavery.”

Miles Davis – Cookin’

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Buscemi – Mocha Supremo (First Edit)

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The Orb – U.F.OFF – The Best Of The Orb

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“Unbelievably, the sales revival is being led by Gen Z buyers. In fact, 43% of all buyers are under 35 years old. And why are they buying CDs in the first place? According to Headphonesty: Nostalgia and Novelty: For many Gen Zs, CDs are a physical link to a time they barely knew, creating a sense of both nostalgia and novelty. Artist-Driven Demand: Big releases from popular artists have made people interested in CDs again. For example, Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ sold 2.47 million CD copies in the first half of 2024. Physical Ownership: In a time when digital things can disappear, owning a physical copy of an album appeals to many music fans. Audio Quality: Some listeners prefer the uncompressed sound of CDs over streaming or compressed digital files. Affordability: Compared to vinyl, CDs are still a cheaper way to build a physical music collection.”

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How To Shop For Vinyl With Michael Fremer