One MAKES the chance. You would not believe the sacrifices I made to be able to afford this trip. Japan was a bit of a 'bucket list' thing for me, but when you know your time left on earth is limited, you take action on those dreams.
I have a pair of JBL-L100's and a pair of 4310's all with sequential numbers! and I love the sound!I bet it was a great experience for you to visit Kendrick sound.Cheers
No. However, I have a friend back in the US who has one and played it for me back in 1976. That and two Cerwin-Vega subwoofers. That was one of the experiences that made me who I am today.
@@budgethometheaterandhifi Did you try using using the Shazam app to identify the song artist? The first one is by Eartha Kitt. That's an oldie from the 1960s.
@@basspig I looked up the song based on your identification of it, but the one I find streaming and on TH-cam is a different recording. At least I think so. Time to hunt down some vinyl! Thanks for the response and thanks for subscribing.
@@johnvargo8050 This one that Kenji played for me is the original first release that Eartha Kitt recorded. There are likely other versions recorded by more recent artists, which can be confusing.
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Nice! He and his team seem to be very nice people. Congratulations!
Yes, Kenji is a great guy and very humble.
So jealous. Wish I have a chance to visit them in the future.
One MAKES the chance. You would not believe the sacrifices I made to be able to afford this trip. Japan was a bit of a 'bucket list' thing for me, but when you know your time left on earth is limited, you take action on those dreams.
I have a pair of JBL-L100's and a pair of 4310's all with sequential numbers! and I love the sound!I bet it was a great experience for you to visit Kendrick sound.Cheers
AB-SO-FREAKIN'-LUTELY, AWESOME!!!!
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Did they fire up the Paragon for you? I've always wondered how those sound.
No. However, I have a friend back in the US who has one and played it for me back in 1976. That and two Cerwin-Vega subwoofers. That was one of the experiences that made me who I am today.
@@basspig I am subscribing you got things to say!
@@budgethometheaterandhifi Thank you.
what song it is listening???
Eartha Kitt, "C'est Si Bon"
@@basspig why can’t I find the same recording?
@@budgethometheaterandhifi Did you try using using the Shazam app to identify the song artist? The first one is by Eartha Kitt. That's an oldie from the 1960s.
@@basspig I looked up the song based on your identification of it, but the one I find streaming and on TH-cam is a different recording. At least I think so. Time to hunt down some vinyl! Thanks for the response and thanks for subscribing.
@@johnvargo8050 This one that Kenji played for me is the original first release that Eartha Kitt recorded. There are likely other versions recorded by more recent artists, which can be confusing.
Philosophy of this restorer: make loudspeaker as ugly as possible and put equaliyer inside it with bass and treble on maximum...
stock l100's are made for shitty boomer rock, this is a well-tuned jazz speaker. I agree, ain't pretty though.
Buy great studio monitors and tell us if you are happy with them.