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User Details - fafnir
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Brian Smith | |
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Fully retired communications engineer/manager specialized in systems for tranportation industry - fiber optic, SCADA, PA, etc. Life-long interest in all aspects of classical music. Used to design and build audio gear - preamps, amps, electronic crossovers as a hobby. | |
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South Huntington, New York | |
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Three front speakers: Boston Acoustics VR2 Side speakers: Boston Acoustics CR77 Rear Speakers: Acoustic Research AR4ax Subwoofer: Polk 505 SACD Player: Oppo 980H Receiver: Harmon/Kardon AVR 525 Digital Signal Processor: Lexicon CP-1 Speaker cables - 16 AWG zip cord Interconnect cables: As supplied by manufacturer of the electronics. |
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bsmith4@optonline.net | |
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February 27, 2011
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| I don't know about MDT, but Arkiv shows it, and that is where I bought it. ... more | |
February 27, 2011
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| I bought it from Arkiv. It arrived with the new Stravinsky - this recording is simply superlative in every way. ... more | |
February 27, 2011
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| I received this disc a few days ago. I had ordered it primarily for the Rachmaninov Sonata, which I love, but also to become acquainted with the Shostakovitch, which I had never heard. The recording and performances are beautiful, but there is a problem that potential buyers should be aware of. There are extraneous noises throughout - most likely ... more | |
October 11, 2010
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| I received mine a few days ago and have played it through three times. In brief, the 10/10 review on ClassicsToday is fully justified. What wasn't mentioned, however, is the placement of rear-channel brass in the Pines and Festivals, used to thrilling effect. This is the way I heard the Pines in the concert hall and a perfect use of mch capability. ... more | |
July 25, 2010
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| Diw, I can only echo your enthusiasm. My copy arrived Friday after two business days. I've only had a chance to play 39 and 41 thus far, but they are wonderful. Both performances and sound are completely satisfying. Keep them coming, BSO. ... more | |