Hello darlin....and other audiophiles...

"John B" wrote in message
...
On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely
drives my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2 inch
throw on a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going near
one inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive
repair...

john

if it is JUST that one CD, I would simply suggest avoiding it. Otherwise, a
subsonic filter, if your preamp has one, will address the issue if it
happens regularly. Odd that it is a CD, as I've heard that issue from LP
play more often, and that issue can be frequently traced to one of a few
factors, such as tonearm resonances, surface resonances from below the
table, or improper cartridge setup.
Tom

"John B" wrote in message
...
An absolutely crushing realization...I drove home knowing I was going to
listen to Conway Twitty and low and behold....I had no Conway in my
collection! I will cure that tomorrow...


On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely
drives my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2 inch
throw on a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going near
one inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive
repair...

john

Thanks John! I'm listening to Conway while I work on my research paper!

Great performer.

Op

John B wrote:
An absolutely crushing realization...I drove home knowing I was going to
listen to Conway Twitty and low and behold....I had no Conway in my
collection! I will cure that tomorrow...


On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely drives
my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2 inch throw on
a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going near one
inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive repair...

john



do you have any of jesse winchester's music?

An absolutely crushing realization...I drove home knowing I was going to
listen to Conway Twitty and low and behold....I had no Conway in my
collection! I will cure that tomorrow...


On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely drives
my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2 inch throw on
a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going near one
inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive repair...

john

On 16-Jan-2010, "John B" wrote:

thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to the age where new music is the
only
novel pleasure I can find...

John


On 16-Jan-2010, "John B" wrote:

thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to the age where new music is the
only
novel pleasure I can find...

John

I love listening to new music and I am constantly doing so.

I thank the person that made the post about Jesse Winchester
I have not hear him in years
So
I immediately went to the Zune marketplace and downloaded some of his music
Yrs ago I had his first album just called Jesse Wincherster released in
1970 and its still a good album.

Most of my downlaods are Celtic (Irish) and Scottish and Newfoundland music
- mainly fiddle and accordian\
I rarely go anywhere w/o my mp3 player

Fred

On 16-Jan-2010, "John B" wrote:

I really need to get up on the downloading thing...my local-been there
forever-music store is closing this month and I don't think Wal-Mart is
going to have the artists I like..Amazon and Ebay helps...

I tried to check out the Zune site buy I get bored when I can't get my
questions answered in five or ten minutes..it looks like most of the stuff

is for mp3 type players? I need a place I can burn to CD and play on my
stereo system...and I can't play anything that has been compressed.



Zune costs $15 or $16 mo
Unlimited downlaods.
I listen to some pretty esoteric music and Zune does not have all - say 60%
..
But that's OK becuae if I have to and its not on Zune I go to the Amazon
marketplace or the artist's own page and either buy a CD or download it
form Amazon prices are say $10 mp3 vs $15 for the CD

If I download any music I don't like
It costs me nothing so it just gets deleted

I have more music to listen to now than I will ever get the chance to listen
to in my lifetime My 120G player is filled and
There area few sources for digging out some newer but "different" music
so I am always adding
I rotate songs-

I wet to Zune from Rhapsody and other music services as it was the easiest
to synch properly w my mp3 player
I move my player between 3 stereo systems in the house , all of our
computer(s) - also used in the cars
and at various times w just headphones
The quality is the best I have ever heard esp w Shure headphones

If you have an ipod you may have more of a choice

Fred

"jeff" wrote in message
. ..
John B wrote:
An absolutely crushing realization...I drove home knowing I was going to
listen to Conway Twitty and low and behold....I had no Conway in my
collection! I will cure that tomorrow...


On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely
drives my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2
inch throw on a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going
near one inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive
repair...

john

do you have any of jesse winchester's music?

The CD in question is Bob Martins' Midwest Farm Disaster..gosh..it's more
than 30 years ago it came out on vinyl and is only recently became available
on disc...Not the beauty of voice like Jesse has but at the time he made the
album all things clicked. It has such classics as Old Rass (the horse that
takes grandpa home when the old man's gone drunk blind) and Frog Dick south
Dakota (toilet seat capital of the world)....and Blind Marie.

I just pulled up Jesse on you tube..I had never heard of him and I will have
to pick up some of his stuff...care to recommend any CD's in particular?

thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to the age where new music is the only
novel pleasure I can find...

John

John B wrote:
"jeff" wrote in message
. ..
John B wrote:
An absolutely crushing realization...I drove home knowing I was going to
listen to Conway Twitty and low and behold....I had no Conway in my
collection! I will cure that tomorrow...


On another note...there is one CD I have ( a copy ) that absolutely
drives my drivers (bass) to the point of destruction...a 3/8's to 1/2
inch throw on a normal CD and with this one specific copy they are going
near one inch....even at very low volume....any ideas?

P S It blew one driver before I figured it out...a not inexpensive
repair...

john
do you have any of jesse winchester's music?

The CD in question is Bob Martins' Midwest Farm Disaster..gosh..it's more
than 30 years ago it came out on vinyl and is only recently became available
on disc...Not the beauty of voice like Jesse has but at the time he made the
album all things clicked. It has such classics as Old Rass (the horse that
takes grandpa home when the old man's gone drunk blind) and Frog Dick south
Dakota (toilet seat capital of the world)....and Blind Marie.

I just pulled up Jesse on you tube..I had never heard of him and I will have
to pick up some of his stuff...care to recommend any CD's in particular?

thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to the age where new music is the only
novel pleasure I can find...

John



from wiki...

* 1970 - Jesse Winchester
* 1972 - Third Down, 110 to Go
* 1974 - Learn to Love It
* 1976 - Let the Rough Side Drag
* 1977 - Nothing But a Breeze
* 1977 - Live at the Bijou Cafe
* 1978 - A Touch on the Rainy Side
* 1981 - Talk Memphis
* 1988 - Humour Me
* 1989 - The Best of Jesse Winchester
* 1999 - Gentleman of Leisure
* 2001 - Live at Mountain Stage
* 2009 - Love Filling Station

he's new to me john, so can't give any good idea of what to get. from
what i have heard, i doubt there is a bad cd. the last one is getting
good reviews. he's an old guy, called one of the best of the "unknown"
singer-songwriters.

i saw him on elvis costello's show. has some remarkable lyrics in his
songwriting and a very pleasing voice. thought you might like him
because you enjoy the poetry of some music, and he's from the
louisiana-mississipi area originally... speaking of which, where's
aruhdean??

jeff

"Fred" wrote in message
...

On 16-Jan-2010, "John B" wrote:

thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to the age where new music is the
only
novel pleasure I can find...

John


On 16-Jan-2010, "John B" wrote:

thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to the age where new music is the
only
novel pleasure I can find...

John

I love listening to new music and I am constantly doing so.

I thank the person that made the post about Jesse Winchester
I have not hear him in years
So
I immediately went to the Zune marketplace and downloaded some of his
music
Yrs ago I had his first album just called Jesse Wincherster released in
1970 and its still a good album.

Most of my downlaods are Celtic (Irish) and Scottish and Newfoundland
music
- mainly fiddle and accordian\
I rarely go anywhere w/o my mp3 player

Fred


I really need to get up on the downloading thing...my local-been there
forever-music store is closing this month and I don't think Wal-Mart is
going to have the artists I like..Amazon and Ebay helps...

I tried to check out the Zune site buy I get bored when I can't get my
questions answered in five or ten minutes..it looks like most of the stuff
is for mp3 type players? I need a place I can burn to CD and play on my
stereo system...and I can't play anything that has been compressed.

john

some stuff...gives an idea anyway...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alQu0...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wESV4...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKEu...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1Dr9...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGaGO...eature=related

http://www.jessewinchester.com/lindex.html