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One of the great joys in life...Japan 2025
· By D Millar
0 commentsThis trip took David beyond Tokyo’s cityscape, deep into the prefectures in a mighty Kei car—those compact yet surprisingly roomy 660cc turbo-powered marvels. If you haven’t hired one before, we highly recommend it.
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You want to start a Vinyl Record collection? Part 2.
· By D Millar
0 commentsThe thrill of the chase, uncovering some gem or discovering an artist you instantly love. Record collecting is one of the great pastimes that will invariably become a passion. Music is about discovery and emotive, joyful, and occasionally frustrating.
Make a list of records you are looking for. There is nothing more daunting than a room full of vinyl and no idea where to start. A list, for even for the seasoned collector, is a great way to focus on finding that elusive gem.
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You want to start a Vinyl Record collection? Part 1.
· By D Millar
0 commentsWell, you’ve thought about it forever and finally have some money to kick this Vinyl-thing off?
The resurgence of Vinyl is not just a ‘New fad’ it has proven to be a strong indication from people that they want more quality, and a physical product, than simply going online.
We love Vinyl and we would love to hear about your journey of discovery, as well.
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Vintage Hifi is awesome….until it’s not.
· By D Millar
0 commentsOwning and maintaining vintage gear can be a challenge. It’s critical you have specialists that are passionate about this type of equipment. The quality of the ReVox gear shines through, in a similar way to a lovely original Merecedes Benz auto, but requires care and attention.
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Ten more Reference Test Tracks to Checkout. Part Two
· By D Millar
0 commentsUnlike more listening sessions you are listening ‘to the equipment’, not the music specifically. (theoretically) How does this or that piece handle the reference piece? How does it compare to a previous chunk of hifi gear?
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Record Recycling- A Few Ideas to Reduce Waste
· By D Millar
0 commentsWhat can I do with an unplayable 33/45 record?
Unfortunately, most of those are sent to landfills and it is an industry challenge. Luckily one company in NZ is leading the charge in Auckland: Holiday Records (NZ’s premium record pressing plant). This is very much a part of the sustainability ethos they have
