Bottlehead Favorably Mentioned on Head-fi by Jason Stoddard of Schiit Audio

[Deke609]

... plus a number of links to online diy audio forums and resources.  pretty cool.

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/schiit-happened-the-story-of-the-worlds-most-improbable-start-up.701900/page-2473#post-14451931

[jtori]

Interesting and insightful piece, offering more than just a little food for thought.  Thanks for calling attention to it. 

Joe.

[johnsonad]

I enjoyed that, thanks for posting 😊

[fromnowon]

Same here!
Thanks for sharing.
I think I "get it".

[fromnowon]

 . . . by the way, "77" album sounds awesome with Crack!
I have to think that, for 1977, that was very influential long-term. 
I remember buying it on vinyl back then and still have that copy.  It sure seemed weird in the era of classic rock.  Now it sound great. 
Crack + TalkingHeads77 = awesome (my opinion)

[oguinn]

Speaking In Tongues sounds great on my SEX/Quickie setup, also.

[fromnowon]

Yeah, I agree and "More Songs About Buildings and Food" . . . Great too!

For some reason I've never realized how good these albums sound; they are really well-mixed.  Very fun to listen to through a great amp (like Crack or S.E.X.), seems to separate the instruments and makes the songs super-interesting.  Hard to describe it but I feel like I can hear the instruments better than I have in the past and it's making me appreciate these albums.

"Remain in Light" is supposedly the masterpiece and I haven't even gotten to it yet!

It's pretty cool when an amp makes a person re-discover and appreciate some old albums in a new way.