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July / August 2005
Ramblings
by Karl W. Nehring
Welcome to Issue 104, wherein we look at some interesting equipment from both ends of the cost spectrum. From the sheer madness of some of the products at CES to the sheer inventiveness of James Bongiorno's circuitry to the sheer delight of disc player s in the budget-price range, all we can say is, "Go figure!" And believe it or not in our next issue, the madness and inventiveness delight will get even more extreme, the expensive equipment all the more expensive, the bargains all the more bargain-priced, so you can consider this issue a good warm-up. You’ve been warned, warmed, but not I hope, warped...
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Previews of Coming Attractions: Among the equipment we have in or have been promised for review are loudspeakers from Bang & Olufsen, Infinity, Linkwitz Lab, Odyssey Design, and Phase Technology; components from JVC, Marchand, Marantz, and Odyssey Design; and much more, including the usual mixture of music reviews, technical analyses from the good Dr. Rich, and maybe even a little Odorono.
One Last Thought: "If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music." — Albert Einstein
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