Vitapurr....

[Romy the Cat]

Hi, Peter, long time no see?

I am glad that your idea to open a little Vitovox site came to existence. (Although I have my own and none-popular visions how necessary all those sites in a context of the REAL audio)

Anyhow, being the Vitovox fan myself I wish luck to your venture and please accept my friendly Meows

Rgs,
Romy the Cat

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ September 24, 2003 09:01 AM: Message edited by: Romy the Cat ]</font>

[Datubie]

Reow! [img]graemlins/cat.gif[/img] [img]biggrin.gif[/img]

[vitavoxdude]

Ah ha the cat has found the cream. Was the vitovox deliberate?
I know you Americans think big, but just watch this acorn grow!

[Peter Empson]

Hi Romy,
Thanks for the post, I'm glad you dropped by.

You said:
"(Although I have my own and none-popular visions how necessary all those sites in a context of the REAL audio)"

The intention of the main part of the site is not to further the progress of Real Audio. I'm just trying to document the history and products of Vitavox, as I was concerned that the information may otherwise be lost forever.

However I do feel that if we can share our experiences on the owners page we do stand a fair chance of learning something new that may result in improving our own systems.
At the moment only money and time prevent me from going to what I consider to be the next level (todays thoughts are of Silver foil cables, silver wired transformer attenuators and an interstage coupled amp) but when I get there I fully intend to document the results in case it is of interest to anyone.

So how about letting us into the secrets of your system? I for one would love to know where you've got to with your S2's!

Best regards,
Peter.

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 02, 2003 05:43 PM: Message edited by: Peter Empson ]</font>