Youtube Revelation Audio
Aquilino Neadstine
For the past 44 years I have taught through the entire Bible in the United States, Europe, and Asia. The Book of Revelation has always been the most requested, most often asked about study in every country I have taught the Bible. This audio format for Revelation was recorded during the sixteenth occasion that I had taught the Book of Revelation in its entirety, sometime near the year 2000.
People seem to be very curious about the strange and difficult events that are described in these 22 chapters. If a person knows the meaning of the coded words in the text of Revelation, it becomes very easy to understand what is being said and how it is applicable to the last days and the return of Jesus to earth.
We find ourselves today in what I believe, is the most interesting period of history during the entire time that man has existed on the earth. This generation seems to be one that the events described in Revelation, Daniel, and the other prophets, were written for; the times in which the events of Revelation would be fulfilled.
In order to understand the entire Bible, it is necessary to understand the prophetic events described in the Book of Revelation. In the same way, it is necessary to have a good working knowledge of the Bible in order to understand the Book of Revelation. The reason this is true is that so much of the Bible is described in the text of Revelation. A good working knowledge of the Bible is paramount to knowing exactly what Revelation is describing.
Study the Book of Revelation in an easy to understand audio commentary format. Every Thought and Idea that is communicated in the 22 chapters of Revelation is explained in detail and application is given for your own life.
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When I put an order in with Brad for a Pass power interconnect for my XP-20, he said it would take a while. It took four months, if memory serves. I sometimes did not get a response from him via email, but with persistence when I felt it was needed, he did reply. It did take a long time to get my cable, but it did arrive. Just my experience.
Talk to Audio Sensibility they Can put together custom power products, possibly umbilicals. They are responsive and you get to buy with US dollars against Canadian. You can choose different cable grades too.
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I bought a Revelation Audio Labs dual-conduit USB cable from a RAL dealer several years ago (the dealer had the cable in stock at the time). It is an amazing cable, but I would not recommend buying factory-direct from RAL for the reasons mentioned in this thread and elsewhere online.
I bought a headphone cable from Brad. It took six months, threats to contact PayPal, & posing as a new customer (to get him to speak with me) to actually get my cable. I do have to say the cable is well made & sounds wonderful.
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The Reference Anniversary is both an homage to and a hyper-modern extension of Audio Researchs esteemed line of two-chassis preamplifiers, which extends back nearly 30 years to the legendary and still-coveted SP-10. The Reference Anniversary is, naturally enough, a two-box unit kitted out with a massive power supply and a highly sophisticated, cost-no-object riff on the already-superb Reference 5s audio circuitry. Peeking inside, one sees a truly enormous amount of storage capacity in the power supply (more than the Reference 110 power amplifier's, according to Warren) and nearly fist-sized custom-made capacitors in the audio chassis. The preamp is honest-to-Pete fully dual-mono from the point the power cord enters the supply chassis; the surprisingly minimalist audio circuit employs four 6H30 tubes on each mono circuit board. Presentation is ultra-luxe, and the fit'n'finish are everything one should rightfully demand for a $25,000 price, which makes the Reference Anniversary the most costly preamplifier the company has ever made by more than a factor of two.
Warrens system was familiar to me, and one of the handful or so of the finest systems I have heard. Normally it is based on Audio Researchs CD5 CD player, Reference 5 line stage, and Reference 110 stereo amplifier. His speakers are unique: a pair of early-1970s Magnepan Tympani I-Us painstakingly remanufactured to their original specifications, save for the capacitors in the crossover, which have been replaced with modern, tight-tolerance parts. (As an aside, this pair of tri-panel Magnepans dates from the days when the marque was distributed by Audio Research - these are seriously old-school speakers.) His room is large and high-ceilinged -- not ideal, at first viewing, for maximal audio performance. The thought of how many man-hours of listening and tweaking Warren has put into setting up these speakers to get the level of performance I have heard makes me break out in a cold sweat, and I have spent years with Apogee Duetta Signatures. (Theyre in storage now, waiting for their owner to move into a space worthy of them.)
We first listened to the system, which I have heard on many occasions, with the Reference 5 at its center. I have heard the Reference 5 in several systems, including my own, and it has never failed to impress me as being one of the very finest line stages currently available. I played some music I know intimately and which I had heard through Warren's system on several occasions; Warren then played some fine tunes both new and familiar. The sonics were stunning, with an immense, look-into-it soundstage, outstanding speed, convincing imaging and a truly bewitching timbral correctness. Yes, one could ask for deeper bass and more sheer slam (I do like my Kraftwerk and Kruder & Dorfmeister), but this was a completely enveloping audio experience.
Every now and then the dedicated audio enthusiast has an experience that can only be described as transformative. I know -- I had one when reviewing the Halcro dm58 amplifiers for Stereophile back in 2003. Suddenly, your frame of reference is drastically realigned and a new sense of what is possible manifests itself. This was one of those moments.
Everything, and I mean everything, expanded, was focused more finely, and improved, in some cases more dramatically than I could ever have expected. Bass extension was deeper and pitch definition was appreciably sharper. The already superbly delineated soundstage was larger and better focused in both macro and micro aspects. Dynamics took a significant leap, and timbres became even more natural. Music flowed into Warrens room in a way outside of my prior experience. As good as the Reference 5 is, and it remains a singular accomplishment, the Reference Anniversary shows what is possible when some of the finest and most experienced audio designers in the world can do when all constraints, particularly those of cost, are discarded in the name of excellence.
Audio Research will make the Reference Anniversary preamplifier for a period of one calendar year from its date of introduction in late April. The one consolation is that the company will build as many preamps as they obtain orders for during the course of that year, and according to the lads at Audio Research, they are selling at more than three times the rate they projected at this point.
If you care about the outermost bleeding-edge potential of audio performance, you must hear this preamp. To borrow a quip from a Monty Python sketch, it is truly something other than else. The AudioBeat Nothing on this site may be reprinted or reused without permission.
What Zzyzx has done is make an SSD with the ability to power it linearly. Moreover, the power supply is filtered and there is a nice Crystek clock on it: the CCHD-957X-25. A 25 MHz model. This should have extremely low phase noise: -97 dBc at 10 Hz. However, this can only be achieved with extremely clean power supplies and perfect isolation. On an SSD, next to a chipset and in a PC, we wonder if this is achievable.
There have been too many good results with the Revelation SSD + external power supply music files for at least 2 years to ignore. I would think that something else is going on with your set or with the (resolution) of the Alpha Audio computer if this does not improve anything audibly. (Or the mutec or your power supply or whatever?)
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