Okay, last one for the night. It's just about sleepy time. Who better to lull you to sleep and help you wind down than Jack Johnson. The soundstage on this one is incredibly three dimensional and the bass groove is melodic and soothing.

Cheers,

T Cobe

Pbgalvin wrote: Seeking some more interesting percussion put on another test track
Hugh Masakela - Stimela from Burmeister Vorfuhrungs disc 3
- Political lyrics, which I don't mind, and tremendous percussion and horns.

One of Sandy's demo list tracks too.

T Cobe wrote: BTW, if your post doesn't work on this thread, follow up with another post and they usually both magically appear. Maybe Moderator Dude can get the tech department to figure out the glitch...? Thank you, Sir!

Cheers,

T Cobe

Just post and wait, it will appear. Some require approval, some just take a bit to make it through our security (the forum is a popular spammers target, for what reason I just can't imagine).

More familiar music tonight. Enjoying great recordings versus critical listening.

Cheers,

T Cobe

I got another Neil Diamond CD from the party the other day, "Neil Diamond, All Time Greatest Hits". No songs I haven't heard before, but different recordings, mostly from the 70's. SQ was detailed. Guitars really stood out.

Morningside is a some different song for Neil, more on the soft side. I like it.




Rick

Another great recommendation by Anthem! This one arrived some days ago but I've been listening to a lot of familiar music to evaluate my new cables and enjoying everything immensely. This is a great track! Quite a bit of variation from start to finish. This one starts smooth and laid back but ramps up with some pretty dynamic trumpet work. This is technically sound but not really reference quality. Thanks, Anthem!

Cheers,

T Cobe