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My newest family member Yogi, presently 9 months old. He came to me as a foster with a vascular ring anomaly called PRAA (persistent right aortic arch). This is a serious health problem that limits a puppy's ability to eat solid food. We weren't sure he was going to survive his third month. He...

LOL, the headless panther is all you need to know!

Personally, I think listening to CDs on a CD player is a PITA. I use them once to rip, then it's archival storage for them.

My pair:

$$$$!

Did anyone audition the Perlisten speakers? Any thoughts?

Hermon Scott retired in 1972, the brand was purchased by Emerson Electronics in 1985.

My preference is remote control via WiFi (running app on tablet). IR can be hit or miss.

Everyone needs a speaker that costs more than their car (and some houses)!

The logic behind hating a consumer product because of its name escapes me.

I believe you are correct. Looks like they've only been around since 2004.

If you're going to resurface a cabinet, why would you opt for vinyl over natural wood veneer?

Genesis lost me not long after Peter Gabriel left.

Trying not to laugh...

If it's like beer, it's whatever I have at present!

Having heard a few MP3s that were probably encoded poorly, I've stuck with WAV and FLAC rips for my library.

There is a learning curve with MATLAB, but it is very useful. As I recall, it's also not cheap, so my former employer didn't allow everyone to have it on their laptop.

As I said in another thread, D'Agostino gear is ridiculously expensive audiophool stuff. However, it is also impeccably machined and beautiful (IMO) to look at. I just can't comprehend dumping that kind of cash into audio equipment. I suppose if you can drive a $10M+ Ferrari, why not?

Cat Woman!

They are ridiculously overpriced audiophool products, but I have to say Dan D'Agostino amps are extremely well made and functionally beautiful.