Red Mosquito

If it's good enough for Kevin Shields, then why not?

I dream of one day having a few grand to spend on a proper setup.

tragabigzanda wrote:Gonna listen to this tomorrow.

Do you own Mezzanine or Dummy on vinyl?

tragabigzanda wrote:

epilogue wrote:I dream of one day having a few grand to spend on a proper setup.

UMMMMM.... thank you for this. I'm at work at can't watch it just yet, but I'm so looking forward to it.

tragabigzanda wrote:Never been a huge fan of Mezzanine. Don't hate it at all, I just outgrew it one day and it hasn't really clicked since then. [ducks]

My brother in Christ, one does not simply outgrow the production masterclass of Mezzanine.

tragabigzanda wrote:Fine I'll play it again sometime soon.

My god. You make listening to music sound so exhausting. I don’t even want to listen to music after reading all that.

There's a local dude I started following on Instagram a while back. Someone I follow had tagged him I think. Most of his posts are of his stereo setup in his house, and he gets pretty technical, and has very expensive equipment, which he uses for his turntable, and playback of DAC, HD-FLAC, MQA(?), etc. I started following him because in a few of his posts he props up PJ vinyls (Vs., Ten, LO2L). He also custom builds cabinets, shelving, and tables for stereo equipment.

As far as his setup, and all the technical jargon he uses in his posts, it's hard to follow and really get where he's coming from just to play some music.

I get wease's point, but I also see how one could get locked in to bringing out the best sound. It sounds like a true passion is what I'm saying. An expensive one, but a passion nonetheless.

Stereo equipment and its performance, for me, is a lot like art. I can look at a Monet in a museum and be blown away, while trag is over there looking at schooners in a 3D painting and I can’t see shit

That dude needs to learn how to edit, that video could have been 35 seconds long. I guess audiophiles don’t compress their YouTube videos either