Hey Ray
Hows it going. I haven't left a posting on your sight for quite a while but I saw some of your comments on analysis loudspeakers and I had to tell you that I just made a deal with a friend of mine in san jose, ca who is a dealer of the analysis line and I'm getting a pair of the analysis omicrons. they are the smallest of the analysis speakers but I was limited by the WAF. They are perhaps the biggest surprise of the entire line because they are smaller, and they disappear even easier than the larger models. Not to mention more affordable. Set up right they have about a ten foot sound stage and it fills the room. anyway hope things are going well for you. looks like your system is doing well. I hate breaking cantilevers but a new cartridge is always exciting.
cheers!

jsquattrin May 30, 2007 23:27

Ray
congrats on the Zyx. I'm sure you'll love it. Amazing clarity and nuetrality top to bottom.

Jeff

jsquattrin September 10, 2005 10:25

Thanks for the Doc Watson tip. I will have to look for it.
Jeff

jsquattrin August 28, 2005 00:50

hello raytheprinter. I just noticed that you have a diverse taste in music much like mine. I really like blue grass music. I am just starting to build a collection so right now mostly consists of Allison Krauss cd's. I also noticed that you have the signal cable ic's and such. Until a few months ago, my whole system was cabled with signal cable. It is very transparent and very fast not to mention reasonably priced. I performed direct a-b comparisons with the likes of JPS labs, kubla-sosna emotion and alpha core goertz, and valhalla to name a few. It held its own with cables costing 40-50 times the price. The biggest single issue with setting up the system is usually the room, i.e. speakers distance from walls and getting the system components out from between the speakers if possble. The latter helps with the illusion of space and depth. Happy listening! Ciao!

jsquattrin August 23, 2005 23:14