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For Gulch Music Aficionados - Gulch Member Now Producing Ten Octave Audio Stereo Pre-amplifiers - Upgrade Your Home Stereo Today

Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago to Business

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Ten Octave Audio is a shared dream of the founders who are audio enthusiasts, electronics researchers, and music lovers.
We have had the pleasure of listening to audio gear over the decades manufactured by the great innovators of the audio business, and since our high school days have aspired to creating high quality, good value audio gear.

Our goal is to produce audio products that are of the highest quality, USA built to deliver great sound for decades in the future at prices that are good value to music lovers like you.

SOURCE URL: http://www.tenoctaveaudio.com

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Posted by Dobrien 4 years, 7 months ago

Very classic tight look to your product ,very nice. Great name. Sell sell sell ;)

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  Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago
  
  Thanks, DOB. I'll be doing auditions for retailers in NYC soon. Our markup may not support their overhead though. If not, there are other channels that we are looking into in that market. We're also working on additional audio product development;^) Top quality sound is paramount.
  
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    Posted by Dobrien 4 years, 7 months ago
    
    A toast to your success. Slainte.
    
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Posted by Olduglycarl 4 years, 7 months ago

15Hz! to 20Hz?...now if you could go down another 7.2Hz and you could reproduce the Shuman Resonance!!!

Wish I could afford right now. but got the site in my favorites "Just in Case"...

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  Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago
  
  Thanks, OUC. 👍
  
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    Posted by Olduglycarl 4 years, 7 months ago
    
    I hope you do Fantabulous!
    
    Wondering if my Bose Base speaker could handle 15Hz...I am thinking it could but I'd take it out of the cabinet though. Also wondering if my Receiver has a pre-amp input/bypass...ah, it's nothing special...someday I'll replace it.
    
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      Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago
      
      I doubt your ears can hear the lowest frequencies, but your body can feel them. The standard for human ability to hear is 20Hz to 20KHz; that's the reasoning behind of our company name, Ten Octave Audio.
      
      I'm a big fan of vintage stereo gear. I have a few 45-50 year old receivers and they all need some TLC on the electronics bench to be good as new. The early audio geniuses created some wonderful devices and provided opportunity for all of us learn to appreciate music.
      
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        Posted by Olduglycarl 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        Ran into a very old Kenwood receiver, was being thrown out...all it needs is it's tuner cleaned...sounds good, but this is not the really old stuff we are talking about.
        
        The trick is with low base frequencies is to allow it to be felt but not to the point of making an earthquake. This is the problem with sub woofers in cars, it rattles the crap out of them creating even more distortions. But!...how else would we know the Pizza man is coming 4 miles away...LMAO
        
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        Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        Agreed. Home theater and car audio are a different area for bass. Some movie special effects need the earth to move for realism in home theater. Car bass is more a macho thing like the roar of the engine and the exhaust note, imo. It has nothing to do with audio fidelity or accuracy, but it does evoke certain emotional reactions.
        
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        Posted by exceller 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        Can you send me some specs on this, FFA?
        
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        Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        Specs on the Ten Octave Audio LP1 preamplifier are on the website on the product pages in tabs below the photos. See:
        https://tenoctaveaudio.com/wp/product...
        
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        Posted by exceller 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        Thanks.
        
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        Posted by freedomforall 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        If you have any more q's just ask ;^)
        
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        Posted by Olduglycarl 4 years, 7 months ago
        
        Personally, I'd rather hear the sounds of a finely tuned V8 with a nice cam. The best sounding V8's were the old 54, 55,56 and 57 Fords...something about the Firing order made them music to one's ears.
        
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