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In Reply to: Re: Why does everyone talk about Maggies? Are they really that great? posted by Phil Sieg on November 5, 1999 at 07:53:06:
Me too. SP3 (then a, 1a, Van Alstine, et al.), D76, EC22, Ampzilla (bass panels) Tympani IIIa.It has been a long time but the sound really sticks in my memory as beeing the best I ever heard. Would love to compare with todays offerings - I'm sure that set-up had weaknesses, but I just remember really getting lost in the music. That seems harder to do these days despite improvements in the past 25 years which should have made this more obtainable.
What is it? Overly romantic memory of "first girl" due to inexperience? Technology advances haven't translated into more musical products?
Just seem to be smoking more and enjoying it less.
Regards,
Bill Zarycranski
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- Re: Why does everyone talk about Maggies? Are they really that great? - Bill Z 08:50:21 11/05/99 (2)
- Re: Why does everyone talk about Maggies? Are they really that great? - Jim Willis 05:32:07 11/06/99 (0)
- Getting lost in the music ... - Mike K 09:07:08 11/05/99 (0)
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