All three feature excellent transfers of Quadraphonic recordings made in the mid 70s on the Vox label. I have no idea how they sound in multichannel but on two channels, these recordings are superb, sonically and interpretively. Even if you have multiple recordings of these orchestral workhorses, these gold disks are indeed worth adding to your collection.
I've got plenty of MSFL CDs from before their reorganization and they are miles beyond their bog standard silver counterparts. It's great to see these guys back in business. All in all, this was a terrific show and the best I've attended to date. While consumer attendance wasn't exactly overwhelming, I expect RMAF and smaller, independent shows like it will eventually attract far more interest in the coming years.
Well done. Resembling a pair of Sonotubes one laid across the other, each horizontal tube houses three 6. Both the vertical and horizontal tubes rotate on their axis, thus allowing users to easily customize the sound.
Want a big, diffuse soundstage? Swivel the upright tube so that the drivers point further apart and swivel the horizontal one so that the tweeters are closer to the sidewalls. You hanker for a tight, well-defined sonic picture?
Point the drivers right at you with the tweeters mounted on the inside. Clever, yes, but it would be for naught if the Tubies sucked. I can assure you they most certainly did not. They were surprising punchy, dynamic and imaged like demons. Hey, and they're only two grand. Gingko also supplies speaker cable identical to the internal hookup wire. You want balls? Then Anthony Gallo is your man.
