wine improves all systems.
With the empty bottle you can use a straw for the neck and experimenting with a primitive Helmholtz resonators...
I begin my first one like this... 😁😊
everything sounded great until the upgrade
In short: I loved the sound of my modest system, until I upgraded my amp. Now it sounds pretty horrible. It went from a warm sweet embracing easy-to-listen sound to knives and forks trying to escape from a bathtub.
So...
1. I can just unplug this new amp (used) and sell it
Any other options? I could upgrade my speakers but I have no budget for that.
2. I could sell the speakers and use money to buy used ones that go with the amp.
3. Lastly I could change the source, but was it the culprit - to begin with?
btw - the sound of the "new" amp is decent with my turntable, and terrible with my CD player.
(If I wrote brands and models it would throw the discussion into "A sucks, B is great")
Showing 4 responses by mahgister
I am afraid to upgrade, i dont need it, i dont want it, but i am also afraid to do it... I already have a good synergy, for reason of S.Q./ price ratio , i cannot upgrade my 50 bucks top of the line Mission speakers nor my low cost dac marvel, then the amplifier? I own 2 Sansui amplifier because i loved it so much... Upgrade may be useless when you are in acoustic love..... I am afraid to upgrade like someone afraid to lose his wife or trade her....
In spite of what most think , some minimal quality threshold being passed over by the gear, the electronical design change is less impactful on listening test than acoustic and psycho-acoustic change in the speakers/room relation... A difference is not always or so often than people think, a great acoustical improvement... This is the information lacking in all audio threads... Check it...
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You are very grounded on earth... My deepest respect.... |
😁😉😊 I like your asvjerry It remind me of the posts of the banned oldmechanic... I hope you will not be banned... |