[djklmnop]

I got my SB3 today and hooked it up to my linear power supply from hosfelt.  Wow, the sound is really good, right out of the box.  Anyone want to buy a California Audio Labs Tercet MKIII CD player?

So my only problem now is, there are TOO MANY radio stations to choose from.  Please share your favorite radio stream with me.  I have always listed to Coast to Coast AM where they talk about UFOs, ghost stories, or even time traveling.  People would call in claiming they are here to visit from a different time.  For lack of better wording, it is quite "interesting".

Coast to Coast
http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=589406&file=filename.pls

I don't know if anyone has noticed, but if you go into your Squeezenetwork, theres a Live Music Archive section.  There's Jack Johnson's work on there!  I've read in some previous posts about the artist and most were in favor of his music.  Anyhow, I am just loving this thing!

Andy

[craig223]

The best station in the Carolinas is www.wncw.org.  They play bluegrass all day on Saturday, have numerous live sessions, etc.  Enjoy!

[gitarretyp]

Two of my favorite stations happen to be local stations.

http://www.kut.org 9am - 1pm weekdays is eklektikos, which plays a large variety of excellent music. The DJ is a bit strange, however.
http://www.kgsr.com Mostly blues, jazz, folk, and country music.

[cwsiggy]

If your like downtempo - nothing beats Groovesalad on Somafm.com

http://www.somafm.com/

[DrRasta]

Check out folkalley.com.  Great 24 hr folk station with contemporary artists, oldies, traditional, some bluegrass.

[djklmnop]

Thanks!  I'm gonna give all of them a try.

Anymore?

[Thump553]

Check out this old thread:

http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=12671&highlight=

I'm partial to Whole Wheat Radio (electic, mostly folk, totally non-RIAA), Grassy Hill (quiet folk) and WUMB:

http://radio.grassyhill.org/

http://www.wholewheatradio.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

http://www.wumb.org/home/index.php