MicroMara
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Sorry, missed that ...indeed ...I´m using ferrules before sticking into a plug. Examples are shown on page 2
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His works , all´re brilliant , spinned them sometimes here allready , where´ve you been ? LOL
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I´ll agree
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not the same musical interpretation LOL , order the lp " watercolors " you can trust me , it´s brilliant, even the recording quality is high level ECM standart, like all other productions
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@Full Range
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no it´s a wrong youtube demo, this track isn´t on the record
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Now I found out, it´s on the way to her lover, he´s waiting on the other street side
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it´s not the " lamb lies down on bradway...LOL It´s " The Lamp and the Star " by Alex Cline , 1989 , ECM Label
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maybe the problem is caused to to double connection analog rca & optical together, disconnect the optical first and use rca / analog only, if it doesn´t work change to the opposite and disconnect the rca / analog and use optical only. ymtc as I´m not familliar with your gear ...
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In europe, yes is dependent on the V D E standards of electrical engineering. Power cables and plugs are not allowed to be soldered , must be crimped. Cinch cables with plugs must be soldered, for loudspeaker cables both can be used.
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can´t stop jazz´n today ..Ralph Towner " Diary " 1974 ECM Label
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If insufficient force is applied during crimping, or if the wrong crimping tool is used, the wires will be crimped insufficiently or incorrectly. As a result of faulty contacting, the contact resistance between the wire and the ferrule increases due to corrosion on the individual strands. There is also the risk that an incompletely crimped wire can be pulled out of the crimp barrel. Likewise, the crimp connection must not be compressed too much. If the compression is too strong or the crimping tool is too small, the cross sections of solid and fine-stranded wires can be reduced inadmissibly. Furthermore, if the pressing force is exceeded extremely, there is a risk that individual conductors may be sheared off in the case of fine-stranded wires. As a result, the current-carrying capacity of the connection decreases inadmissibly due to the reduced cross-section. In addition, the sleeve of the crimp connector can become unusable due to cracks or breakage.
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Jan Garbarek and Bobo Stenson Quartet " Dansere " 1976, ECM Label, printed in Germany
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Who was there first, the chicken or the egg Who is afraid of chickens, has no eggs
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Then there is the decisive factor: the room acoustics. Each loudspeaker only sounds as good as the room acoustics allow it.
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Ralph Towner ( american jazz guitarist ) " Works " ECM Records 1984 Musicians : Jan Garbarek, Pat Metheney, Chick Corea, Terje Rypdal, Keith Jarret, Eberhard Weber, Jon Christensen, Gary Burton
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that´s too simple Sir ! @LarryC said ... While you're at it, try sticking a Dragonfly into the circuitry if there's a USB port to take it. You don't have to do any more than that -- no extra DAC'e, added amp connections or whatever. The Dragonfly seems to substitute some superior DAC circuitry into the works, without extra hooking up, and it sounds clearer, more musical to me the places I've tried it. --Larry
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Pat Metheney famouse " Watercolors " 1977 , ECM Label , a must have for you @Full Range it´s like Al Di Meola Project " soaring through a dream " No Youtube demos available... Pat Metheney: on 12 Strings Guitar, 15 Strings Harp Guitar Lyle Mays : Piano Eberhard Weber: Bass Dan Gottlieb : Drums
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I´m wondering how a simple question and cable project can cause such a rebellion LOL
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The last concert tour is a 1991 release ( Giant Records , WB Label , Printed in France ) of a 1983 show in Indianapolis. It is not the last concert from Marvin's final tour, but is the last one recorded.
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a classic , no need to mention more ....
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cold and sunny afternoon , time to warm up .. Al Jarreau " This Time " 1980, WB Records, Printed USA
