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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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[quote user="elephant"]similarly, if you buy an new tune on iDevice-2 there will be an automatic download to iDevice-1.[/quote] Of course you are correct! I have already used this feature... the song will indeed download to the mobile device. That makes what I was trying to articulate not very clear! The difference is that there is no interaction
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As suggested... things are not clear yet -but I am not certain it will work that way. I, of course, could be wrong as usual! As I understand: the Music Match service is rather descriptive. It will match YOUR content on YOUR library with content from the iTunes master catalog and simply allow access to the catalog for downstreaming. I do not believe
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As mentioned -rather busy top! I do like it though! Rather than BL4000 -I would like to see it next to some BL9. It looks like it may have been a spin-off of their design study (or viceversa).
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[quote user="kb1981"]I'm guessing it's the palisander one! I'm very much a rosewood man I'm afraid.[/quote] Palisander = Rosewood. I would grab any 4000 available -you can always change the trim out in about 5 minutes. This sounds like a rather good deal! In fact, if you don't want it...
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[quote user="Eugene"]The package are clutch washer sets from Martin. One of my favorite vintage B&O sets.[/quote] It would be nice to see a separate thread for these pieces being restored -especially regarding the clutch mechs.
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OH RICH!!! [quote user="Rich"] Don't know when it happened , but after some switching of this, and rearranging of that, I have isolated a problem to the BM 4000[/quote] It doesn't sound like it was a "sudden" difference... but it happened after rearranging? I assume you removed all the extra sources and just tried the tuner
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I don't recall exactly -it was simply some spare wire I had on hand. It was solid core copper in the ~22ga-24ga range, not too dissimilar to a CAT5 single strand. It worked, but I will defer to the resident electrical experts as to what should be used officially! P.S. Here's to hoping the experts don't make me go rip it all apart!
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Ben, The first place I would look is: THIS THREAD
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[quote user="soundproof"]as I can use different tonearms with it.[/quote] I meant to ask before... What is the fundamental difference between the 9" and 12" arms? I assume that they must impart some sort of tonality difference? Assuming this -is there some sort of guideline that suggests which length is more suited to a particular