Yes we have been listening to the new direct drive Bardo now for several weeks and are mighty impressed! Of any component in an audio system the turntable is unique and requires a fair amount of attention to set-up. The Brinkmann Bardo was one of the easiest to “get right” and music just flows from this beauty.
Give us a call and come by for a listen I think you will as impressed as we were.
HAPPY LISTENING
Steve
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Several weeks ago, Joe Cohen graciously sent me a SMc VRE-1B preamp for evaluation.To make a long story short: I bought it for my own reference system. Most of you know I don’t buy just anything, it must make me listen and forget about equipment before I even think of spending my own hard earned…
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(Photo by John O’Rourke) So do you think there’s a phenomenon where tube amps seem to be rated higher than solid-state amps for the same output? First, power ratings can be very misleading. For example, you have to double the power to get a 3 decibel increase in sound. Say if 5 watts would give…
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In 1988 audio Note Japan introduced the single-ended, no-feedback, directly heated triode amplifier to the world audio marketplace. Since then, Audio Note Japan has become the largest manufacturer and most famous purveyor of this type of amplification in the world. Audio Note Japan was founded in 1975 by Hiroyasu Kondo. Mr. Kondo was the second…
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Hello fellow audiophile. Welcome to Sounds Of SIlence’s blog page. We plan on posting often when we find new and interesting equipment or have visited a clients home and even come back with new ideas. We welcome your thoughts and suggestions and hope you enjoy our site. HAPPY LISTENING, Steve
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