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3 weeks ago |
stereophile.com | Sasha Matson
February 2025 marked the release of a new recording of my compositions: Fillmore Street/Little Woodstar. This is the sixth album of my music. My first solo outing as a composerSteel Chords i-5, on AudioQuest Musicwas in 1993. I am part of a small music demographic that I described in 1998, in an article in Positive Feedback, as "high-end composer." Another applicable term might be "audiophile composer." There are others who work this way, but not many.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
stereophile.com | Sasha Matson
How many times have you been told by parents and teachers that everything successful must be built on a strong foundation? It's true in music, where the low frequencies are the foundation the music rests on, like the basement framing a building. If you get that part wrong, where are you? Sitting in the mud, that's where. With no chance to address beauty in the midrange, texture and air above, or other tasty things.
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Jun 19, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Sasha Matson
Sabrina Carpenter 1 hour ago Sabrina Carpenter interaction with rapper leaves people in hysterics and questioning 'why would she say that' UNILAD - Emily Brown • 1h Sabrina Carpenter has found herself unintentionally entertaining fans thanks to awkward interaction she had with rapper Central Cee at Paris Fashion … Rap Music 2 hours ago Fabolous Outlines Inspection Process When Buying Timberlands: ‘Real Timb Buyers Know’ hiphopdx.com - Sam Moore • 2h Fabolous has revealed that he has a...
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Jun 19, 2024 |
stereophile.com | Sasha Matson
In this, McIntosh is not unique; KLH, JBL, Klipsch, and other companies have rethought and reworked vintage products for the current marketplace, employing new approaches and technologies. Think of it as remastering classic hardware. I asked McIntosh President Charlie Randall how he thought about the process of updating and reissuing classic designs. His response: "We always pick products that have been pivotal in McIntosh's history, as well as products that are timeless in performance.
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May 15, 2024 |
stereophile.com | Sasha Matson
Sasha Matson: Good morning from Cooperstown, home of baseball. Do you follow baseball? Charles Lloyd: I played first base. I'm left-handed. Matson: Does this new album, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow, feel special to you? Lloyd: It does indeed. Matson: Tell me a little about how you view the sound. Lloyd: My dear friend and mentor Joe Harley is always around me, and he's been my sound mentor for years. I started out on Heathkits and graduated to Marantz. He's a wonderful sage.
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