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In Reply to: favorite audio equipment posted by Bigromano on March 12, 2008 at 06:04:01:
...were my favorite because they ushered me into high end audio.The Dahlquists sounded like nothing else I had heard at the time and I auditioned a lot of speakers. They sounded like real, live music playing with sound coming from in-between, around and behind the speakers. I thought they were amazing.
That was my second audio system in the late 1970s - I used Dahlquist subwoofers, their electronic crossover and bi-amped them. Had a Kenwood KD-500 turntable, Black Widow arm and ADC XLMII cartridge and had a dedicated music room that was a detached cinder-block garage converted to a family room.
My first sytem out of college in the earlier 1970s was a Kenwood Quadraphonic receiver, Infinity speakers on the front and KLH speakers ont he rear with a Dual turntable/record changer.
I was single and living in the Belmont Shores part of Long Beach about 3 blocks from the ocean. Ahhh, the good old days.
Today, although I still have a big system, my 160GB iPod would be my favorite, because I can take all my favorite music everywhere I go now.
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