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Shiva last won the day on September 25 2020
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Do you have tone controls enabled on the Marantz? Any bump in the treble at the moment? Have you tried turning the treble down and test? Just mentioning things to try before any modding process.
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Lol, has there ever been another Ode to ones dear Mother in Law before, or since. "Satan should be her name," Mother In Law." Haha. Classic
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I've posted this group before, perhaps Viking trance music is a bit of an acquired taste, but I've acquired it. Heilung's Krigsgaldr.
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Radiohead's How to Disappear Completely. Another first listen. 👍
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Listening to Tool's No Quarter cover for the first time. Not bad.
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Shot this morning. Just an iPhone 6s+ pic, as usual. Some early bloomers. A Mustard plant, I believe. Original pic was 3.8mbs. Reduced to fit.
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Speaking of Birds of Paradise, one shot in the neighborhood.
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$20 bucks for steamer basket, is robbery.😀
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If you're going to sell them, don't do anything to them that cant be easily undone. What amp or receiver are you using?
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Here is a pretty decent review of the Tone. https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/khadas-tone2-pro-review-dac-amp.20684/
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Guess I should have done some more research and found out who composed the version with Ella and Louie.
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just landed on this older vid that some might find of interest. A million strong record collection.!
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I have listened to Summertime, at least a 1/2 dozen times in the last day or two. I find the song almost perfect, the lyrics, the orchestration, the vocals, the relaxed easy pacing, just beautiful. The composer, having such an understanding of music and what appeals to the ear and brain. The rise and fall of the horns, the strings in the background, the bass line, even the little stringed flourish at the end, which i assume is a harp. As I've forgotten who created it, looked it up. Its from the play Porgy and Bess, composed by George Gershwin, back in 1935. I guess that explains that.👍
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Agreed, her voice has such clarity and smoothness, without a hint of grain, like no other.