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Seán Dagher posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Thanks for the tour of the site. I look forward to really using this great tool to it’s max potential. @wdueck
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It was my pleasure! Once you become more familiar with the site and use it, you will generate traffic. That will unleash it’s power and full potential!
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dbartok are now friends 11 years, 9 months ago
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Seán Dagher posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
In case anybody wants to know, this is what I do:
I play Irish bouzouki.
I play at Irish Pubs (Hurley’s, Old Dublin, Olde Orchard)
I play at L’Auberge du Dragon Rouge, a medieval themed restaurant.
I write and arrange music, mostly in Celtic, baroque, world.
I do sound for live shows.
I curate a summer concert series in Old Montréal, funded by…[Read more] -
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Pro Audio 11 years, 9 months agoHaving problems with my TC electronic Polytune. It pops when I turn it on or off. Loud. Any suggestions?
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Leave it on? :-)
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You’ll probably have to turn it off last and on first in your audio chain (so turn off whatever it’s plugged into first, or lower the gain).
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It’s for live performance and has the great feature of muting when engaged so the audience doesn’t have to listen to me tune. So I can’t really leave it on.
There are no gain settings.
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Seán Dagher posted an update in the group
Professional Musicians 11 years, 9 months agoPlaying at Hurley’s Irish pub tonight. Beat the cold, beat the drum.
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Noah Dueck posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
@renaud-langlois Bienvenue à Audiophile.ca!
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Noah Dueck posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
@montrealpiano Welcome to Audiophile.ca!
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William Dueck posted an update 11 years, 11 months ago
Hi Christian! Welcome to Audiophile.ca! @christian-dube
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William Dueck posted an update 11 years, 11 months ago
Hi Don, congratulations on your Governor General’s Award! I hope that you and Sheila enjoyed the event and were able to take a following breather in New York.
I received the LS50s and will pack up my R300s for a listening demo chez-toi at your convenience. I look forward to it! @donwin -
Noah Dueck posted an update 11 years, 11 months ago
Hey John, I stumbled onto this article and it reminded me of the concerns you raised regarding gentrification in Montreal and it the effect it is having on the music scene. Clearly, this is an issue that is causing lots of problems for members of the industry, such as yourself. Among those who will loose are the fans who want to see…[Read more]
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William Dueck posted an update 11 years, 11 months ago
Here’s the link for more info on the speakers you asked about earlier today. Please let me know what you think…
http://www.kef.com/html/en/showroom/hi-fi_series/r_series/fact_sheet/Bookshelf/r300/index.html
http://www.kef.com/html/en/showroom/flagship_hi-fi_series/LS50/fact_sheet/LS50_group/LS50/index.html@donwin @donwin -
alexhitchins posted an update 11 years, 12 months ago
I have a question regarding high fidelity wireless audio. Is it possible to maintain a high quality audio feed over a wireless network, say from a stereo to speakers? Intuitively, I feel that the audio signal will be compressed and ultimately will lose some of its depth. Can anyone fill me in? I would love to eliminate the wiring in my home but…[Read more]
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24bit 96kHz audio is 4.6Mbps without any compression for stereo (2 channel), and these days the standard 802.11n wifi routers (like Apple’s AirportExpress) start at 7Mbps. So, it’s definitely possible to send uncompressed audio to speakers even with consumer networking gear. I suspect that some sort of lossless or even high quality lossy…[Read more]
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Hi Alex, I installed a wireless system for a client not too long ago. She did not want the “Future Shop” solution, so I went digging. I had just sold and installed a pair of KEF R300s so I asked my sales rep if he knew of anything out there. Apparently, KEF has a wireless kit and it sounds great. It’s designed for rear speakers within a home…[Read more]
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Thanks to you both! Very good information and quick to reply. I now know where to come for all my audio questions!
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Alex, wireless is cool and discreet-when it works! I run a wireless network at home using Apple’s AirportExpress. More often than not it works fine. But…every once-in-a-while it cuts out. These cu-outs are momentary and VERY annoying! If you can run wires, do it. They will not-and will never- fail unless you have a cat or squirrels.
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Hey James, thank you for your feedback. I would find cut outs like that quite annoying as well. But I also hate having wires sticking out in plain sight. I can run wires through the walls of my home but that seems complicated considering the layout of my home. I might want to hire someone to do that. I’ll need to think this one over carefully.…[Read more]
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Noah Dueck posted an update in the group
Vinyl and Turntables 11 years, 12 months agoWhat I love about Vinyl:
Setting aside the whole analog vs digital debate, I would like to focus on the way we listen to music. Vinyl forces you to play the album as a whole (or at least one side for single record publications) as opposed to skipping to your favourite track. You can appreciate the recording as whole and start to recognize the…[Read more]-
While I’m not a fan of the technology of vinyl, this is definitely something that has changed (for the worse IMO) since those days. The comoditization of digital releases through the constant push of singles (which existed in the vinyl days, but wasn’t anywhere as easy as it is now) has all but destroyed the concept of ‘album’. I definitely think…[Read more]
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I totally agree with what you said regarding artwork. Having a much larger space to work with, when it comes to vinyl, means that the artwork is often times way more striking. I also believe that it gives the artist more freedom to express the intentions of their album. For example, I just purchased Arcade Fire’s Reflektor and really enjoyed the…[Read more]
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