Terry Riley - In C (CD)

Marsoni

M251S

$14.95

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Terry Riley - In C (CD)Release Date: 03 25 22 One of the great modern musical works, 'In C' was composed by Terry Riley. A hugely influential piece it was originally performed in 1964 in San Francisco, the ensemble performing including fellow innovator Steve Reich and electronic maestro Morton Subotnik among others. 'In C' was first released on record in 1968, the result of a recording session with musicians from the Centre Of Creative And Performing Arts at Buffalo

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The inputs weren’t big enough for true 0 gauge wire and outputs were too small for true 4 gauge wire. As someone with a lot of mechanical background I was able to make it work using 0 to 4 gauge adapters and a drill had to bore the outputs to get the adapters to fit. Dont buy if not mechanically incline!

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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024

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Scott

Los Angeles, US

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Not for 0 or 2 gauge wire.

The input on the 3 way I got is only big enough for a 4 gauge wire and doesn't have the reducer ferrules. The output is under sized where a 4 gauge might go in but not cleanly and also doesn't have the ferrules. The 4 way I got does accept a 0 gauge in and has the ferrules and the outputs are larger with ferrules.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023