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Bezig met laden... Good Sound: An Uncomplicated Guide to Choosing and Using Audio Equipmentdoor Laura Dearborn
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A commonsense guide to components and sound systems that compares various brands and makes recommendations. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Page 355, speaking of the inherent compromise in buying a specific component, "Which compromise you make depends on the kind of music you like to listen to the most. Rock demands power and bass to sound really authoritative. One pair of mono tube amps listened to for a while was pretty unimpressive until it was used to play rock. Then, at 200 watts a channel, it made the Cream's live version of "Spoonful" on Wheels of Fire just spring alive. You could almost smell the Fillmore's dusty old seats, the dope- and incense filled air, the ... you fill in the rest." (