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Good gears remain good gears 🥇
Esoteric P-2 transport and D-2 DAC are - aehm: were - the peak of Teac’s research in digital domain… only 20+ years ago 😱😎😇!Are the above gears still valuable and worth buying and - most of all -...
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A one of a kind ‘59 Gibson ES-335
The modification to a Gibson 335 from the 1950s can appear as a disfigurement of the originality of an instrument of great historical and musical value. But in some cases that very modification can be...
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Captain Beefheart & Henry Cow
No surprise 😏 they toured together for five weeks, back in 1974 🥇
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A pictures tells more than one hundred words
I used to look and look again at this very picture: the more expert I got, the more details I was able to appreciate… amazing how much important a (good) picture can be 🥇Late Kei Ikeda-san in his studio
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ALE 126 and new Fluxsus’ horns
In Bologna’s boiling-pot things go fast 😱Also showing the Fluksus RUAH harmonizer, now performing its elusively necessary duties.
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Jordan-Watts Flagon Mk III “high power”
A well-kept secret, yet well known by Far East audiophiles: these JW’s Flagon are magical in their disappearing in the room, leaving only music 🎶🎶🎶Someone called them ugly ceramics or funeral-urns or...
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Max Yasgur or the man who (helped to) change(d) the world
Max Bernard Yasgur (December 15, 1919 – February 9, 1973) was an American farmer. He was the owner of the 600-acre (240 ha) dairy farm in Bethel, New York, where the Woodstock Music and Art Fair was...
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Glen Moore’s Klotz double-bass (1715)
Hannah Mayne is a bass luthier. In that capacity, she has worked on this Klotz bass (Tyrol, around 1715), belonging to our beloved Glen Moore.The cracks, bruises and scars are like wrinkles of an...
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Prof. Padovani’s Thorens TD124
A one of a kind TD124 with EMT 997 Banana arm and skeletal plinth, owned by late Prof. Padovani, an almost mythological semi-pro Italian audio builder and scholar.Now in my pal Marco’s collection,...
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