Our English Synopsis
1. Audio Culture
(Editorial Notes)
Audiophiles are often recounting unusual and inexplicable events. For
instance: amps produce differing sounds even if they had no right to
do so and turntables (speaker stands, connecting cables etc.) also
create their own sounds. Engineers generally do not believe this until
they can come up with some hidden parameter explanation for the above
mentioned auditive phenomenon. It is strange that the audiophiles are
expected to provide scientific evidence yet it should be up to the
engineers themselves to unearth the hidden parameters. The history of
High Fidelity so far has always confirmed the fan's opinion. Whatever
is detected by ear might eventually be measured by instruments - in
the future.
2. Soundservice
Space for those desiring to inquire, needing advice, wishing to
comment or argue or even to advertize.
3. Pop Music Recordings
The logical follow-up of our series on miking: a survey of recording
technique of pop, rock and jazz.
4. Multisimple Recordings
Member (or teacher as well if you like it) of an unusual school is the
small american audiphile firm the Reference Recordings. Their products
represent a midway between simple and multimike technique. The basis
for our review is 5 excellent RR recordings.
5. A Story Of Woodwinds
6. Basic Library
Brahms.
7. FM-Diary
Live broadcast concerts from januar to april
8. Recording Sheet
Reviews, criticizm.
9. The Yellow Brick Road
(Press Digest)
Hi-Fi News & Record Review, Hi-Fi Answers, Audio.
10. Premier - The First Domestic Audiophile Presentation
11. Postcard From London
Report from the London Penta Show, organized by Hi-Fi News & Record
Review.
12. Frequency synthesizing tuners
13. Notes From The Air
Playmate of the Month the Pioneer F-99X tuner. Sound quality was
tested by our usual program sources via Radiometer instruments
enabling us to make AB blind test.
14. Puzzle
This game is a courtesy by the NAD and Tesla firms. The NAD 5120 alias
Tesla NC 470 turntable is the one and only musical sounding machine
available in Hungarian retail outlets. Now equipped with two different
tonearms the consumer has the choice which one fits better: the well
advertised strange flat thing or the new but conventional tubular arm.
15. Presenting
the Ortofon MC1O Super cartridge, two Sharp "towers", Aiwa, Sharp and
Technics cassette decks.
16. Between Takes
(Forecast)
