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I like the 3300 system, really one of the better of the flats as far as sound goes.
I agree with that comment 100%, just a shame they don't quite cut the mustard as far as looks goes. A bit of an aquired taste but if you can get beyond that they make a very easy system to live with. I have a couple of complete 3300 systems passing through my hands at this moment & I've really enjoyed messing around with them whilst testing them out.🙂
Chris.
... and one of the easiest B&O sets to work on.
Watching first season of Mash, mono, even that sounds good in BL 8000-BL 4000
Location: Mexico city
Yesterday my sister in love gave me a stack of old vinyl LPs, some 50-60 pcs. Between them i found The Beatles White Album, a 2 disk album, 1 disk ok not mint but nearly, disk 2 with some scratches but plays good, there is also a lot of big band jazz in the stack, I have to get to cleaning and sorting it all. Inside the White album I found a big poster 50x70 Cm and 2 pics 6"x10" Ringo and Georg.Have to ask the old girl (70) where the other ones are. My LP collection is now up to some 150 pcs.
Location: Mexico city
dug some of my old tapes up from early to mid 90's with lots of Stu Allan and some happy hardcore 😁. Loaded into my beocord 4500 - Can't believe some of the stuff I use to listen too! The tapes have aged well too!
As the forum is very quiet at moment🙁, yesterday I went to a concert with Electric Light Orchestra and Allan Parson Project, in Auditorio National, in Mex. city, Auditorio is a fantastic consert hall with a incredible sound equipment, got my brain blowed out with some heavy, good old rock
For music lovers, any sort, Auditorio is a must visit if ever visiting Mex. City, Auditorio has seating for 35.000 people, no disturbing pillars and the sound comes clean to every seat, I frequently visit for all kind of conserts, live music well done is amazing, Wienna Philharmonics, Barry Manilow, Beach Boys (yes they were here some 3 years ago), a lot of good Jazz conserts, many of the US Bands and artists use Mexico as a test point before going on tour. Auditorio is open 7 days a week, with something new every day.
So if you visit Mexico, lets meet, get some Beotalk going and together vi visit Auditorio
Location: Mexico city
Heard an interesting variation of Britten/Auden peom of Night Mail original 1936 by Baron Samedi(a member of the Mandroids) follow the link to the broadcast the poem is abo0ut 19 mins in - cannot find it on any of the music sites
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00zq9tb
Worth a listen!
Salut
Tony
"death" by klaus naomi. very profound.
Cool Cat Blues - Georgie Fame - nice...
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