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The Velvet Underground


Album: Loaded, 1970
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Sweet Jane

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Tom Grzybow
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It's The Velvet Underground "Pop" album. That said, I do like "Sweet Jane" - it says a lot in a short time, yet also leaves you wondering about a few things.
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Sorry, there is no audio on my computer - for security reasons. But, as for the 70's, I was there.
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I have a HiFi sound system, which is so wonderful I can barely stand to listen to anything else.

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Harry Göhde
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I've had it too and it was connected with the computer more than 20 years, but now I've two speakers behind my head ♫ ♪ in the bed ♫ ♪
that's enough for my old ears :)
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Oddly, my old ears can easily detect a small sub 1db adjustment on my equalizer. My Yamaha integrated amp allows line-in and tone-controls bypass, so I am only using the power amp, and that directly, with no tone control. For equalization I have a good quality equalizer, which gives me very fine control over the entire band.
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It’s interesting how when I send the signal through the Yamaha's tone controls, the sound difference then is also easily detectable, even when the tone knobs are set to neutral. One does not realize that the tone circuitry itself has an effect!

My equalizer also has an effect, but I have more control over that. It even has a type of "gain" setting, where when I turn it down the preamp and equalization functions are reduced and the power-amp has to take-on more.

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