Enjoy the Music.com’s February Review Magazine

EnjoyTheMusic.com‘s February Review Magazine

Within this issue of EnjoyTheMusic.com‘s Review Magazine we have Creative Director Steven R. Rochlin asking Is Being An Immersivephile The Next Evolution In Musical Bliss? Industry veteran Roger Skoff writes about Cirque pour les Oreilles with technology and enjoyment. We’re also preparing to report on the Florida Audio Expo 2020 in Tampa February 7th through 9th and look forward to seeing everyone there.

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Interview With Da-Hong Seetoo
Grammy award-winning classical music producer and engineer.
Article By Robert Moon
Da-Hong Seetoo began playing the violin at age two and a half. Seetoo’s mother was a pianist and his father was a violinist who taught at the Shanghai Conservatory. He grew up during China’s Cultural Revolution (1966 through 1976) and had to practice with the windows closed because Western music was forbidden. His father was able to purchase — at great expense — a Telefunken reel-to-reel hybrid (tube and transistor) tape deck so he could copy any of the recordings that were circulated underground.
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AGD “The Audion” GaNTube Monoblocks
Class D reaches the upper echelon of high-end audio.
Review By Rick Becker
Back at the turn of the millennium you could put together a pretty good audio system for $10,000, and you could listen to many of those components in a local brick & mortar store if you lived in a decent size city. Sure there was some stratospherically priced gear in the $10,000 to $20,000 range you might be able to see if you went to one of the audio shows on the left or right coasts. Then along came “quantitative easing” and the internet. Gear got more expensive, the brick & mortar landscape eroded and major as well as regional audio shows proliferated.
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Pro-Ject X2 Vinyl LP Turntable Review
Easy to set up and very easy to use. You will not be disappointed.
Review By Tom Lyle
As the technology advances, it’s only natural for any decent audio manufacturer to take advantage of this new technology. And so, when Pro-Ject was faced with improving upon their Debut and Xpression series of turntables, which are both very successful designs, they decided to, in their words, “improve on the technologies that had already been established”. As a result, Pro-Ject introduced their X1 and X2 turntables. The X2, the subject of this review, besides many other improvements, makes the most of higher quality raw materials to use in its production (even though they are more difficult to source).
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All the above and many more articles and reviews are within EnjoyTheMusic.com‘s February Review Magazine available at this link.