Andy McKee Quintet / Sound Roots -- Top Hat

Through the Anti-Cable PC's and Interconnects, this cd took on a more detailed and controlled sound. With other PC'S, the sound had more of a glare...Thankyou Anti-Cable's.

T Cobe: glad to see/hear things are coming together. Just think, by the time your 100, maybe, just maybe, you'll have everything squared away...but I doubt it.

Rick: Country? I never figured you for a Country Boy. But hey, what ever rocks your world.

It's a never ending quest, Anthem, but things are certainly shaping up.

Melodia Para Congas / Jungle and the Saxophone (Enrique Fernandez and the Enriquillo Winds) --
Monko

This is "Kansas County Music"...eat your Heart out...Rick.

Spyro Gyro / Three Wishes (1992) -- Breathless

One of my first Spyro Gyro recordings...still enjoy it.

Assessing vocals and bass response after adding bass traps and adjusting positioning. What better album for vocals and bass than Lorde: Pure Heroine. My gain knobs definitely needed to be turned down from 13:00 to 12:00 and the bass is still tight, fast, and deep. You'd have to look far and wide to find bass response so rich and tonally accurate as GET powered Tritons. I thought my T1s were great before but treating my environment has them performing even better. This could get addictive...

Cheers,

T Cobe

Something new.

Dave Douglas / Strange Liberation (2003) -- Strange Liberation

This is my 2nd Douglas cd, my first being The Infinite. Strange Liberation is somewhat experimental in areas and a bit faster paced than The Infinite. By the end of the disc I had a smile on my face and couldn't wait to play it again. Highly recommended.