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The Bach Effect: What the GREATS Hear That You Don’t

Published March 21, 2024 by Mic Hael

Johann Sebastian Bach Johann Sebastian Bach, a towering figure in classical music, profoundly influenced the baroque era and beyond. His compositions, characterized by complex counterpoint and harmonic innovations, set a high standard for musical complexity and emotional depth. Bach’s work in organ music, chorales, and fugues demonstrated his mastery of blending technical skill with expressiveness. … Read more

Forum response — Re: Do they even make good amps anymore?

Published April 7, 2021 by Mic Hael

We currently offer two models of mobile tube amp — the more expensive BaM235, and the less expensive Liquid. Both are class A input and driver stages, with push-pull, class AB1 output stage. — Milbert, the Most Musical Amplifiers “Continuing engineering” generally seems to try to get more (or at least the same) for less, … Read more

Welcome fellow traveler, discerning, open-minded and rational afficionado of truth and beauty, to our constantly-curated cornucopia of curiosities delving deeply beyond the beyonds of esoterica, eclectica, engineering, and “-ologies” of endless endearment.

Here is our collection of “excellent, important info” for smarties, a cornucopic top-drawer overflowing delicious variety and intrigue. This website largely concerns vibrations and oscillations — vibratory anything, with life, physics, science, music is primary focus plus oddball tidbits mixed-in for flavor and zest.

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Ben Franklin

All is inseparably connected via vibration. Per scripture, sound was the beginning: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ doesn’t that leave us somewhere between precious and divine? We should live up to that.