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I've enjoyed Knuffke's previous outings with Jesse Staken on SteepleChase, but I agree that his two releases on Clean Feed (Big Wig and Amnesia Brown) are more to my liking.

Just to be clear, the Nimbie USB Plus (NB21) is Acronova's new Blu-ray/CD/DVD automated burner/ripper with USB 3.0 interface. It retails for nearly the double the price of the unit I'm considering, the Nimbie USB (NB11).

You're right, of course. I suppose that's why some/most people use professional services that perform this function. Still, it would cost me much more than $500 to have them do it, and I doubt they would do a satisfactory job with my obscure and out-of-print jazz titles.

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Yes, I ran into the same trouble when looking for customer reviews. I've sent the company an email requesting help in finding customer and professional reviews.

Ripstation 7601XDp $1395 Holds 100 discs, just like the Nimbie VinPower RipBox25-S1T Reg. $625 can be found for $499 Dig the robotic arm! Only holds 25 discs, though.

I'm considering purchasing an automated ripping station for my 4,000+ cd collection. Most products are for professional use and cost well over $1000. The Acronova Nimbie NB11 pictured below is less than $500 and allows you to load up to 100 discs at a time. Most likely I would sell it on eBay or a computer/audio board after ripping my collection.

I've never thought of it that way. Neither have I thought of it as a chance to get a rare or limited edition title. I've used it as an opportunity to visit a local record store, spend some money to show my support (c'mon, Dan!), and wax nostalgic about "the good ol' days".

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Aw GA, you beat me to it!

With all due respect, I think what you're REALLY hearing is the sound, not the music. Of course, there's nothing wrong with that, but bear in mind that the music experience is always there, regardless of the advanced (and in some cases questionable) sound reproduction.

Gee, I hope it's not on my account.

Ah, but there is a wholeness to everything. This is not the same thing as perfection. In fact, imperfection is inherent in completeness. Those who fail to appreciate this and instead pass judgment based on these inherent imperfections cling to a false sense of moral superiority. Such people, imo, lack integrity. Oh yeah, and they make lousy dance partners too!

Imo, judgmental people actually lack integrity. One who strives to act with honesty and sincerity, and who values the wholeness of everyone and everything around him, would also be one that avoids judging, devaluing, and demeaning others, regardless of their misdeeds.

The single might be rare, but the music isn't, anymore. The download costs less than $4 at amazon and other sites.

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Have you taken the time to listen to the music the AEC recorded for ECM? Although it does not represent the best of their work, much of it is very good, and some, like the 2CD live set Urban Bushmen, is excellent. Put your preconceptions aside and let your ears decide.

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Just Blowing by the band Pen Island.

Damn, these guys are goooood!

Me, a troll? Well I never....

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I'm guessing your favorite song is One Note Samba. It is isn't it? It's full of clever variations - so yes... I'll have to pay more attention in the future, for I see little variation and nothing resembling cleverness.

I'm guessing your favorite song is One Note Samba. It is isn't it?