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channel said:
I can say in all honesty that the sandwiches made by the staff at the Palace of Arts in Budapest are nothing to write home about....
That is a pity because Hungarian cuisine in general is very rich, interesting, and memorable. In particular steamed cow's hoof has imprinted itself permanently on my palate. Hopefully next time!
I doubt it's good for SQ though. Made the eyelids pretty heavy and can only wonder what it does to one's hearing ability. But it seemed to have the word "Grim" written all over it.
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channel said:
I can say in all honesty that the sandwiches made by the staff at the Palace of Arts in Budapest are nothing to write home about....
The bread is like rubber and the choice is very limited. But then again I did not travel all the there for the food!
Since I now use batteries to power the mike pre amplifiers, the power chords are really a non issue!
jared
Yeah but there are some good places near their rehearsal hall in Pecs. Mebbe that helps with the preparation. ;-)
Kal
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Post by Johnbs July 17, 2012 (23 of 248)
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seth said:
Maybe the type of power chords should be specified
I just love the image of Mahler and power CHORDS!
Much more effective than any heavy metal band ;)
John
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Post by seth July 17, 2012 (24 of 248)
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Johnbs said:
I just love the image of Mahler and power CHORDS!
Much more effective than any heavy metal band ;)
John
You got me there.
My excuse is that music was on my mind.
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Post by seth July 17, 2012 (25 of 248)
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channel said:
I can say in all honesty that the sandwiches made by the staff at the Palace of Arts in Budapest are nothing to write home about....
The bread is like rubber and the choice is very limited. But then again I did not travel all the there for the food!
Since I now use batteries to power the mike pre amplifiers, the power chords are really a non issue!
jared
That's a little troublesome to hear. Who knows what kind of havoc low blood sugar could wreak on the sound quality.
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Post by hiredfox July 18, 2012 (26 of 248)
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channel said:
I can say in all honesty that the sandwiches made by the staff at the Palace of Arts in Budapest are nothing to write home about....
The bread is like rubber and the choice is very limited. But then again I did not travel all the there for the food!
Since I now use batteries to power the mike pre amplifiers, the power chords are really a non issue!
jared
There is a superb and affordable fish restaurant at Belgrad rakpart near the Elisabeth Bridge so why settle for the sarnies?
For heaven's sake man, add a $1 to each Fischer disc and buy yourself a decent lunch... and some fresh Duracells
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Post by RWetmore July 25, 2012 (27 of 248)
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Jared,
What is the release date for this in the US? Is there one yet? Thanks.
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Post by tailspn July 25, 2012 (28 of 248)
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RWetmore said:
Jared,
What is the release date for this in the US? Is there one yet? Thanks.
September 12 for the US. For those interested, the full range of download versions, including stereo and multichannel DSD, will be available August 1 on the Channel Classics site.
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Post by seth July 25, 2012 (29 of 248)
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tailspn said:
September 12 for the US. For those interested, the full range of download versions, including stereo and multichannel DSD, will be available August 1 on the Channel Classics site.
If I was a vindictive person, I'd pull all of the posts from people claiming that multichannel DSD downloads were still years away.
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seth said:
If I was a vindictive person, I'd pull all of the posts from people claiming that multichannel DSD downloads were still years away.
One swallow doesn't make a summer. Besides, there are still no USB DACs and/or music servers capable of handling multichannel dsd. If things on the DSD downloads (or any m.ch. downloads for that matter) front continue to progress at the current pace, they will have become a viable alternative to SACD maybe in 50 or 100 years........
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